Star.
London, England, 1804-01-24 00:00:00

LONDON.

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TUUDAY, JANUARY U.

MUCK Or STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONS O'CLOCK.
Oaf. fat nem% 36—DCa. for Pa. $l4 int. V.
Rascal 561..0emba0
4 pet Data. 13H....
014 s p Csats. 191.-11ew s per Cots. 94
Maori Ammokles, 5.116
PRICE OF
par C. Itsl Ass.g*
3 rir C. Cour 4
Igr C. /24
550
Pa egm Ist 9.1

ES YESTERA.
Leg Ape 16D 74 Y 6
Is-16
Sort Age
Wes Sink :711
One= 4 a.
ONL for see. sift

Every heart will, we an perfaaded, beat is =if=
of joy with oars, at the intelligesee which we have
the bandit& to cosonaoleate : 64 His lIIWISTY has
had a good might's re& sad appears to be ouch
better.N

This day we received roan Continental Journals'
from wig& we bare given (even' extra& in the re.
ceding oilman.

We announced yefierday the Morn of part of the
Channel Meet into port. Difpatehes have been re-
ceived fiona Admiral Commas:4 lacing, that the
ihipe ender hie command had folioed fo much in the
gale on Thoriday night. that be was apprehenfive
the whole would be obliged to return to Torbay.
At this time. by orders feat to the Ports from the
Admiralty, an the Wall ',eels fit (or the purpofe that
can be procured, are fitting auto be employed on the
enemy% Coal. The Samos& of t t gam, the Pus-
Tau of s• gum, mid the Istre, of 111 gone, have
bee ordered to have thew &left made good at
Plymouth inemethately ; Wolof the pupae of being
fent to the Ftwath Coat.

Our Readers moot hut hare °braved. that while ,
sU the other Prime have been namely talkies of
Pesos bass malaudsed between this Cottony sad
Spain we Mae always alerted. that so reliance
could be placed as any profeirsons made by a Cant
raided entirely by the Coen & of France I and that
as foes as it Iboold be se loop, the inured of the
Four CoNsus to permit Spain to remain iiittral,
the latter would that momentemploy all its refources
again(' Great Britain
We osed hardly obtain, that now the moll inn-
&loss form to feel thensfelvespbliged to confab, that
our opinion was well founded. AU the tenon from
Spain by the la(' mail (peak the lame language now
that our Correfpondans there and at Gibraltar have
employed for months pa(' and if we may creek the
tolloWing eat:rails from letters. received by so& re-
frodeble bogies, the alarm. which has now become
general. it countenanced by the opinion of oar Mi.
Differ at the Court of Madrid :

soisaa, •aa &I, 1103.

Oe dm silt blast, Mr. tiephlefou, wits au here as /tient
fir rams% retelerst • later front W. B. hare. breaker and
Seaton es the lerlase et Great Britain, at Madrid. of which
tit Illoslog is a cm s
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amass. 'mu, tbs..

• I stadirodbri by his MAO 1411•Mter at this Coact ton-
" quell. tin you will rosonnnal v his 1114eity's robjedb. e.
your Mrkt. to lobe itch yrostedoos as they may boos abrik-
" this la the even els events between the too Ceuta I NM. &a.
W. tioylelaiso, Eft. (Sigsed) " a. vaest.'
A letter from a Bridal merchant at Litho°, dated
Dec. Le, tyo3, Pays, .4 yellerday had a eoeverfa.
tion•with Lord ROULAT FITtGIiALD, the Utah
Ambaliador here, who told me that it is his opinion,
as wen as that of our Minifter at Madrid, that war
betwixt Britain and Spain is now unavoidable, and
mull, in all probability, take place loon."
So far back as the t 6th of December, we announced
ibecapture of the Flora t ranfport,by a French privateer,
within light of the gartifon of Gibraltar, and almoft
under the Spanifh batteries—a circumftance which, by
the bye, was not officially announced before the a nth
of this month, whim Sir E. N fent notice of it to
the Underwriters at Lloyd's. The condemnation of
the Flora, which had cloathing for soon men, and very
coEfiderable Rotes for the troops in Malta. on board,
was a meafure of the molt injurious nature; and their
not having yet fulfilled :he article in the Treaty of
Amiens, refpefting the payment of the debt due to the
britilb merchants, for goods confifcated at the break-
ing out of the laft war, might perhaps be urged as a
complaint, though not as an aggreffion. In July latl,
a (Iraq renionftrance was prefented by Mr. F. sat on
'l)4 fubjeft ; and about a fortnight ago, a deputation
the manofailuring towns bad an interview with
. . . awassautT on the fubjeft ; when he allured
then' that the demand of payment fh..uld be made
again, and in the molt petsmptory toms. In the
mean time be allured then. tila refufal of the
claim had been attempted on the part ..f :lie Court of
Spin, and be believed that the delay had Ilithett.,
been oceafioned by temporary cite iimllances. It i.
anderflood that the difpatches which we announced
to have been lent off a few days ago by the Me iten•
ger, Mr. PIInUSIMAII, for Mr. Friar at Made cre
in coulequcnce of this application.

214UTMIL INTELLIGNICIL

Waeavitapirj is bring able to anaosace. that tha.
Wstasiari, Gasses. has likeliest and the Este.
assaar. CASINGS. from Smalley, are both arrived

fife of Ireland.
Alfo arrived at Cork the E:►aatttaar. CAILSION
from Bombay. libe failed on the Bth of &Dumber.

and from St:Helena early in November.
The Bra Howl hosts I and the Pianos, --,
from London, are arrived at Madras.

Cove or Coe e, Icy. e B.—His Majetly's thip Arm.-
Le, Captain Duos, arrived here this morning from
a cruise. A (hip from the Ealt Indies, an Ame-
rican sip. and a brig from Liverpool. with the loge
of her maimed. alfo came in e the wind blowing
a gale at the time of their arrival, neither of them
could be boarded. The Weil India fleet did not
proceed to yea yefterday. It was very fortunate that
the bretze had not blown with felicient frefluesa to
induce tbe convoy to get tinder weigh, as the wind
&Med in the night to the 8. W. and has due
continued to blow a very herd gale. attended with

(quails and rain.
Caorsessaver: Jae. g.—Atrived bete the Sip
Choice. of nod for Liverpool, brew mater, from
Gibraltar, with fulphur, Ice. the is seder quantatine.l
CARTLS Towrsraao, JAR. 140.417 r =refs of
the rub, which arrived from Beehive% the follow.
ing Rate of his Majed y's fleet there has bees officially
reported:—The Parsee of Wanes, 911 guns, Sir
ROSSI? CALOR& NOTMUSISBILAND, 74; Mao...
near*, 741 Tom aaaaa a, 74; Srawrrars. 84;
AroLto, frigate (this day arrived at Cove;) Taws-
reuse !loop, with fir tranfports. The Majarric.
which is very leaky, is Paid to have been difpatehed
to England.
Satevot., jar. 13.—We much fear the heavy
gales of wind on Thereby evening, coming on fo
very hidden, will prods= many more difireffing ac-
counts of thipwrecks, &c. It blew Co violent at
Stapleton. that it forced down a eat part of the
wall at the Preach Ohm. is coofequence of which
Gee of the Royal Bridal Light Horfe was feat of
=peek to this city ; and a 'nerd of fifty mat ar►
rived highs (pace of three or fair hours. Meek de-
lay mull have been done to the roofs of she hod's,'
&e.
PLTISOOTII" Jas. asr.-The SALVADOR SSA Mull•
no, of Its gum, the Rag (hip in Haman, adleallii
by the violence of the wind, dragged her morings
twice her length in Hemostat. A brig wasr.feas
waterlogged of Whitfand Bay, with four men lathed
to the lump of her mat above water, kith a Sinai
of dithers flying. bet the foundered, as no atlas=
could be rendered bet from the violence of the
Corm. The gale might be termed a whirlwind, ask
blew fermi empty tuggers and pipes from the Vic-
tualling Office Quay into Cattlemen =dime pipes
were 'Really Mos= into the alt. like Winos% and
hurled over the Pier Into Sutton Poole. Remain in
Cawfand Bay eleven fail of the line, and in the Soma
fir frigates and four (loops of war.
Poevusours, jar. 33.—Lath night arrived the
Ann, has Daman, bead to lambus&
failed ender convoy of the Cescitaarta.nsin of war.
and parted company in a dresdfel gale, in abate lat.
4e. Of 3. loss. 4+ and, • kw days after fell in n hb
the Baccuus and MATILDA' two of the fleet ; the
Ann brought to about four o'clock, and before fir
all her hands were impreted, and it blowing very
hard at the fame time, the was expeßed to be driven
On throe, having no affidanee on board. Arrived
the William Beckford, Dixon, from St. Kitt's.
Atrived the HYDRA frigate, Captain Mutiny, with
the loh abet main yard, in a trnado hit night of
arerbourg.
Lad night arrived at St. Hekn's, the Elisabeth,
Captain C. MAMMA' from Gibraltar; this Chip was
fuppofed to have been loft. She came this afternoon
to the North Bank, where (he was put under qtrarao.
tine ; no letters have yet been feat on (bore from
her. This morning failed his Majefly's (hip Sys.re,
18 guns, Captain GaAs?, on a cruise.
Generals Sir C Gam and Hoomas em-
barked this morning on board the FORTUR II frigate
Captain Vawst for Barbadoes ; but as the
wind is foul, the will not be able to fail.
DEAL, Jac z3.—Arrived and failed for the River,
the Mary, THomesos, from Tobago.—Sailed the
Casimir frigate, and the Bzoonnouno gun-brig,
on a entire —Arrived the MARLIN Hoop of war,
7.111 RA bomb, Mastasti and STALLING Hoops of
war, from the Note : remain with the Tea of his
Majelly's (hips. and the outward bound Eat India
men, Ice. as per laß.—Wind W. S. W.
PINZ•Nft, Jaw. 2o.—The hopes entertained, as
mentioned in my lad, of laving the cargo of the
Pendower, of Truro, London Trader, MOLLARD
mailer, I am lorry to fay. were too fanguine ; for as
the tide lilted her in the dock, which was formed in
the fand, the lwaddled In much before high water
on Wednefday evening, that it was ferioutly appre-
hended fire wind have gone to pieces before the
people on board, or any part of her cargo, could be
taken out. The mailer and crew, and two men put
on board a little before (he drove on Sore. were.
hor..c.cr, providentially brought on (bore fafe about
the time of high water, by tome of our Penzance
pilot., who deferve the highell commendation and
praife for their humanity towards their fellow-crea-
tures, as they hazarded their own lives on the bare
hops of refeuing the people on board. They made
fcveral attempts to get their little boat, of only four
cars, in the water, sod as often were violently driven

back by tba Aug., almoll every liodlinatt crying out
for the boat tole battled in by a reps, which was
previa:oy sieedto her Oen. expelling every moment
the would have filled ; notwithaanding which
they heroically perilied in their humane enterprise.
aod were again the happy instruments of &lea
viral nfeful and valeaae lives. It will be re
that as the 17th ultimo, foam of them ran an equal
rife is order to fats the live. of the people ea hoard
the Viers of Loathe, Pies rosier from Newfoond-
las& which they aot f in doing. bat
marred II& the velfel and milli and Imo very ferry
to be &Ikeda date, have received as yet no relii/2.
nes:atioa t far they have:dame. received an °feral yo
or thereabouts, which, k teems, is thooght by
LuiZea:lbScient reward for &eh cervices, the half
ilfziktiwas to !repaid to the crew of a Pilot Cu tee
to this port. who engaged to be neer elhe
bee. order to pick up the crew of the Passage
Wm, lhoult Se have unfortunately Wm. I elquole
elits (an oat perkily difinterelledt
vithat
(
yam came be too well rewarded for fs4
ONO otertions bare bees made to take ma the carter
of the hodower. much of which is of link se ao
vales. Lad aiglt, sec the osmium oldie tithe. it blew
a mall aante as sale at 11.. The brig
bade. of Catawba, Goa Waviest molar, dom
Loathe in Wad. was eitiVia Olt fees homes
Pler. sad is suer ma &ore um dm ails but as the
weather b moderated, it is dreughe the will he Ise
a, though sot without without oualithadrie thaw.
The Inas, of Laotian, has, hem Newfanadlead,
and the Sufaa, of Dromsamk. Itrocaleau hum
Bridal, yeeerday isoutiog Obi from the pier at it.
Michael's Yeast, the femme fee Talassath, with
66, meddle latter for Daman* aid Easter, with
Crße. and nothing was lad eight espeited bat
brio: of them would-be totally led as the wind
get op fo far to the S. &E. they meld not get out
of the Bay, nor was there any water is any of the
Piers has attar dark) for them to come in—.
they ease to anchor, and this meihWe tide fat
into the harbour, the former at the with
force damage, but the latter in Femme Pier, with-
out the M.R.—All MR eight we were alarmed by the
madam beat of the drums, to collet the Volunteers
at this ferries for the pratediaa of which
araglad to fay has been emiaeatly as td
The hsdower was this aikernom frailest to get at
the cargo remaining on board, which they hope to
do this ebb—but from appearames la of maw
'aloe.