Star.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

4MERICA.

New Vote, MARCH 6.—On board the Three Sit
tern, arrived at Baltimore, from Madeira, came pat
lenge' a Gentleman that was mate of the Flora, of
London, who gives the following information : that
on the 7th of December, in lat. 30. 27. long. 26. 30.
they were fallen in with by a Iquadron of French
Chips from Breft, confifling of the Regulus, 84 guns ;
Cyhelle, 44 ; Prefident, .pe ; and a brig of 18 ; that
they captured out of the fleet the fhips Flora, Johns,
of London ; Hero, Currey, of Port Glafgow ; Ro-
bert, Derbyfhire, of Liverpool ; Belize, Simons, of
ditto ; all of wbich, except the Hero, had arrived
at the Cape de Verds. The officers and paffeogers
of the dlfferent flips were all releafed, but the crew
detained on board ; they had failed, it was fuppofed,
fur Comm.
A Secret Expedition has failed from New Yin k,
under General Mi. ANDA. a native of Mexico. It
confitts of the Leander and two other veffels. Some
think it is defined to frprolationize Cuba. Others,
that it is detlined for South America, and that the
Englith Government is privy to the plan.
SaLsw, FIG. Op—Arrived the fehooner Union,
Batchelder, Trinidad. sy, via the Vineyard. Left
the Vineyard Saturday morning, in company with
about twenty fail. The flip Lydia, from the HA-
vannAt for Baas. on Thurfilay night, at anchor on.
der tOe weflernmok of the Elizabeth Mods, was
drisen afhore, and went to pieces, and one man pe.
tithed. A Portland brig went athore the fame night
at Wood's Hole ; Captain B. does nut know her
name, nor the injury Use fuflained. The brig Au-
rora, Ropes, of this port, is alh.ire at the Vineyard
Souf,d, and we are forry to hear is bilged. Captain
II iw Arm. that the infurreftion of the Negroes fill
00. lolled, and that it was laid that thotifitods in the
ifitcrior -re in rebellion. Many had been taken and
brought in, l'o.ne of whom were put to death,
cropped in the ears, and fame whipped. Among the
captives was one of their Kings' who threw himlilf
ft orn the lcaffnld c. hete he was to have been beheaded,
and broke hi. neck. Another was dircovered, whom
they were sit porfisit of. The whites had knowledge
of the infurrefli..n being intended, previous 'n its
breaking out, through the regard a young Nero had
for his mailer. Chrillmas Day was fixed on as die
time, and this fellow applied to a perfon to write a '
letter to lie matter, to advile him to rake care of
kirnfelf, or on that day he would be murdered. This
led to farther enquif ice and information. In that the
Whites were able to take precaotions ap,aioll the full
eiTead-of the meditated blow. I'We who live where
site fyliept of flat .ry is maintained, teem like the in
1.41/itai.ta of Nana and Vefuvius, to be in continua]
Janet fierni an explolion.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, APRIL Tr.
MUM OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONTIII O'CLOCK:
Cad*, for money, 64—for Au. deil—Chimium 3.
Etcbeg. iSr, par as. prim.
PRIM OF STOCK:, YESTERDAY.
- India stock •
3F Ct Red A1113,191i I India Bonds par ie. dif.
3 "et COIL Conf. 6o tit I Exch. Bills, par Is. prom.
4 Per Cent 7711 Omnlum 3i 3 prem.
zprr Cesttfimy 931/ 93f I Englilh Tickers TO 595.
Long Atlas; 3-16 Conf. for acc.

It is currently reported this day in the City, that
Lord HoLLaso has left London for Paris. We
have not been able to afeertain that the report is well
founded.

the French Admiral Vti.LISFIPr and five other
Officers, failed from Plymouth on Wednefday laft,
in a cartel for France. This may be confidered as
merely the prelude of the departure of a great num-
ber more ; for it is now underßood, whatever other
objea the late Flags of Truce might alfo relate to,
that they have led to the adjultment cf a regular
cartel, on the principle of exchanging man for man,
referring, however, for future difeuffion, the new and
unjuft pretenfion of the French Government to con-
fider and treat the perfons detained in France as pri-
toners of war. For the prefent thofe perfuns, who
are not very numerous, will be exchanged man for
man. 'Dry will be refeued from a molt dillreffing
fituation, and betides, a number of valuable Britilh
feamen, now prifuners in France, will be reflored to
their country. The number of French prifoners here
is about tB,OOO, while oat's, including thofe at
Ver-
dun, are under 7000. There will Rill remain a ba-
lance of t Imo° French here.

Thus while the unjufl principle afferted by France
remains unrecognized, the advantage of a Cartel, the
neceflity of which had, in the eye of humanity, be-
come In urgent, is obtained; and the new Miniflers
have the credit of having gained In deflrable an end
without compromifing the honour of dig country, or
abandoning any principle of the Lrir of Nations.

HAMBURGH MAIL.
The Mails due on Sunday and Wednefday lan ar-
rived this day. They were brought over by the
New Hope. Captain RVINOI.OI, which arrived
yerlezday at Harwich. By this veffel, which left
Cuahaven on Sunday afternoon, feveral paosngers
=rived from Hamhurgh.
By Letters from Vienna of the red elf. we learn,
that the Trench arc labouring with great activity at
, Venice in the equipment of a fleet: orders have been
given for building there to fhips of the line. The rich
Arkin! of Venice, and the fora. of Dalmatia. fur-
nifh every thing neceffary for their completion.
The demand made by France to obtain a paffdge
for her troops by Portel has been refuted by the Ca-
binet el Vienna, as has alto another demand made
by the fame Power, to be allowed to march troops
through Bohemia, in cafe of the war being carried
on between France and Ruala. Auftria, however,
mull yield the points it France pedal in thete de.
wands.

V1211)114 MARCH 22.—M. de la Rochefoucault,
Ambalfador from France, had to-day his firll au-
dience of his Imperial Majeily, and prefented bis cre-
dentials.
The Count de Pergen is returned from ht:s miffion
to London.

The French Secretary of State Leroux has returned
from his million to Conftaotionple, and two days ago
proceeded from this city, for Parisi he carries with
him the declaration of the Porte with refpea to the
acknowledgment • f the Emperor Napoleon.
Maacm 26.—T0 the [tens taken by the French
Government to obtain a paffage by the Portel, Ind
which did not fucceed, M. de la Rochefoucault has,
it is laid, added the demand of a palrage through 80.
hernia, in cafe of war with Rut:Ea. This demand,
however, has not been granted, and there are llrong
reafons for refilng it, for the hereditary provinces,
already exhantled by the effeets of a difahous war,
would he unable to fin-nab fuflicient fupplics for the
maintenance of a torcign army.

It is intended to add to the kingdom of Holland,
which is expeeled io be difpoCcd of to Prince Louis,
the ncighboining Pi ulTiAn provinces which were to
have formed the indemnity for the Ai chtlitice Fer•
dinand.

We are affured that the firft mindlerial aq of the
French Ambatfaclor fince his return, has been to no-
tify the taking poflcilion of Naples, and to demand
the prompt and categorical acceffion of the Emperor
of Germany to this new acquifition.
The Court Martial affembled at Knnigfberg, for
the trial of General Mack, Princeof Charles A r
berg. Bre. Is not yet ended.
The Ruffian troops arrived at Cattaro, on board a
fquadron of one Ibip of the line, fevcral cutters and
gun boats, and fix tranfporte, amount to goon men.—
A change, it is cxpaled, awaits likewife the Republic
of Ragufa.
NEUFCHATEL, MARCH 20.—The following Pro-
clamation was ailed here on the evening of the
;—" In the name of his Majcfly the Emperor
and King my Sovereign, I come to take poffeffion of
the principa:ity of Neufchatel, which the King of
Prdlia has ceded to him. The French troops under
my command (hall oblerve a Ilrift difcipline, and
mull therefore be recciv.:d by the inhabitants with
due conlidetation. !Signed) 44 OVIANO r."

RATISBON. MARCH 24.—Count Cobentzel, whom
the public papers have long fince fent as Envoy to
Paris, is (lilt at Frankfort.
CON!TANTISIOPL2p* FIR. 25.—Withirithe laR ten
days the Ministers of the Porte have had frequent
Councils in the Divan, at which the Grand Seignior
has ',ten prefent. Among other refolutions adopted,
one has been to meal the Turkißa Ambaltador at
Panic, Haled Effendi, and to fend in his Read Muhib
Effendi,' who was Firfi Secretary of the Porte at the
Cnngref. fur peace at Cziltowe, and has fince held
the place of Sekerdji, or Deputy to Chian: Pacha,
and is confidered as a very intelligent Statefman.—
This change is a eonfequenee of the acknowledge-
ment made by the Porte of the Emperor Napoleon.
FLOILRIICSA MARCH B.—the Divicion of General
Lit CHI which has entered the province of Abruzao
has taken poffetlion of the town of Aquilla.
1-latuu, MARCH zs.—The Emperor Napoleon is
to take Franckfort under his immediate proteiSion,
and place in it a garrifoa cf moo men, under the
orders of the Commandant of Mentz. The Emperor
of the French will alfo appoint an Adminiarator Ge;
neral to dire& the civil affairs.

A Liibon Mail is arrived at Fatmootb,
by the Auckland Packet, in fourteen dap, laut
letters will not reach town till to-morrow.

We yetierday received New York papers up to the
7th ult. They contain nothing material.
An American paper of the IQ alt. fayafthrtilitir
Government had received difpmehm famitlibsirivr
toe, uow refident in London, Rating AM=
fition of the Court of St. James's INN&
was much more friendly than Isereteinne.
Thefe papers contain the proceedings of the Le-
giflature, from the 18th to the agth of February
but they afford nothing of any intereft.
Five regiments of infantry and one of cavalry
(the sill), ate under orders to proceed to the Cape
of Good Hope, to ferve in that fettlement, in the
room of the troops that have proceeded to India.
On Wednefday and yelierday ttillostiimi regiment
marched into Maidßone, from Fa , on their
route to Ringwood, in Hampasire.

Yellerday the 'ft and 3rl battalions of the Frft
Guard., were reviewed at Chatham by General Bo e-
RARD, who expelled his high approbation of their
military appearance.

The Bst.cittylux, of 64 guns, has, it appears by
the laft accounts from the Cape of Good Hope, pro-
ceeded for the Eall Indies, with the Company's
[hips under convoy, that failed from England at the
fame time with the expedition.
The LEOPARD was fpolten with by Admiral STIR-
E.:RG, in the G war, on the ad inftant, in lat. 47. 48
long. o. 33. aU well, with nine fail of End India
(hips under convoy.

Captain Pater is appointed to the command of
the B ra flop of war, at Sheernefs.
The Recovery, %Virus, from the Clyde for Sr.
Kitt's, has been taken by a French privateer off the
Saltees. retaken by the Lancaller, of Liverpool, and
art iced at Cork.

The S ITI (loop is ordered to be prepared for
immediate fervice at Sheerneft.

The Mansfield fmack, Capt. Monet, on her voyage
from London to Aberdeen, got on (I re r few nights
ago on the Motile Sand, at the month of the (teen's
Channel, hut was got off with little damage.

Yeflerday a Court of Direanrs was held at the
Ead India Houle, when

John Hebb, Efq. John Efq.
Mr Wm. Bander, Bart. eines Paarms. Efq. and
Hon. Wm. FuHatton Elph&atone, Win Travers, Efq
took the oaths and their feats in the Direatom
The Honourable WM. Fut.Laaron Et.rxturrosta
and Eowattp Paler. Efq. were noanlmonfly elat-
ed Chairman and Deputy Chairman for the year
enfuing.
Dean WARBURTON h to be the fiat, and Mr.
RICHARD Possower, the fon of Lord Pousorare
the fecond Irifh'hop.

On account of the indifpofi'inn of her Once the
Dueller. of Bso,oao, the Drawing Room at Dubin'
Cattle announced for Tuefday laft, was pettlporked to
this evening.
Th- D ^ke of 1311)11)1tD, fence his arrival in Ireland,
has diftnifted Majots SI all, SWlwm, and Bourns, from
their official fituations both at the CAI, and as pub.'
lie Magilisates at the head of the Police in Ireland.
All men of letters agree, that to blockade the M's
is the bell way to make the Pruffian Government
mind their Ps and
Previous to the trial of Patch, a Gentleman of
Horiliam, who keeps an academy there, and who has
the education of two of the unfortunate man's chil
dren, called upon him, and rcquelled the payment
of his bill. Patch, in anfwer to the requefi, faid-
-44 I hope to have the pleafure of feeing yon at Hon
fham in the courfe of the enfuing week (meaning the
prefent), when I will difcharge the demand you have
upon me; but, thould any thing happen to prevent
me, my brother will take care to fee you paid."—
Patch was by trade a baker, and fucceeded to his
brother's bufinefs near Exeter ; he alfo occupied a
farm, in which lie failed ; and then it was he came
to London, and engaged with Mr. Blight. The fa.
titer of Patch was Keeper of the County Gaol of
Devon.

costs-Maaasr, MARK-LAME, APRIL It: Wheat
is herein (hurt rtppiy today, and tales are at rather
better prices—Barley and Malt fetch a ftnall ad-
vance—Beans likewife—having but Middling fupplies
of Oats, with the Cutloms having Bopped the Pruf
fish cargoes from wot king, caufes this trade at the
advance of full as. per quarter—and Flour is at ra.
titer higher price.

MINIMAL CUILICNC• AS I
Wheat, toe 666 yds per qr. Grey Peak doe do cd
Floe Ditto, )8e tits cd Ream, (new) 341 cos od
Rye. 34i 411 od ' Tick Ditto 26e. dds. od
8ar1ey,17,6 136 6d Oats, ate aye. du.
Malt, 6 ts 696 od Poland ditto 33. 30 j
White Peak, 346 419 od Rape Seed, sill 421 per 1„ R,
reset OW 11001.
Flue flour 653 to ;or. Sccoualr 607 to 65. plr lock.