Star.
London, England, 1804-01-21 00:00:00

TURIC4r.

Stamm, Dec. I.—Ali is not fo ruccefsful ■gaina
the rebels as at the Ottoman Court. We have al.
ready heard of an attack which he made upo,n them.
and which did not fucceed. lie bas attempted a
fecond, but with the fame refult. It is Laid that he
left 350 men on the fpot.
CONSTANTINOPLE, NOT. r5...-Tbe Grand Seignior
has recalled the Capitan Pacha, who has according-
ly delivered up to the Vice Admiral the command of
the fleet which is cruizingl on the coatis of the Mo:.
rea, and which has dirated its courfc towards the
Streights with three flair. We learn that the has alp
ready reached the Dardanelles.
A collation of Brigands has again arembled in
Romelia, who have already committed great out.
rages on the fide of Adrianople, and even threaten
the City. faleafures are taken to quell the War-.
reaion. _ _ _

The Pacha of Damafcus, who has been depofed, is
endeavouring to avenge' himfelf of the Porte. Her
has collected a body of ts,ooo men, at the head of
which he i, laying wafte the environs of Dm:nein:sip_
putting to death all thole who make the lean refill-
once. The Grand Seignior has ju& eonfe.rred ott
Dgezaar Pacha the Government of Dastarcus, and it
is hoped that he will fpeedily quell the inferred:oms
an I eatirpate the rebels,

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY U.

PIUCE 6711TOCICI Tins DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I
ar. Cookik tar rasogy, J "...Ditto, kr Feb. 34
per Coot 7 4
per Cam EA.
Elm $ ?tilt 3. •

TRICE id/MOM TISTTIRDAY.
Dankursos 153 India Boob ta. pitEL
3 Per C. Red. SSIA6 SO 109. 3 Per Cent. 34t9 :
1 Per C QuEi
. nit hap. Am. pf 1146
4 per C. 7si itlebegaer Lb U. pros.
S per C. Nava 89 °anima ;Hi dif.
S Per a 1797 94 Pa Lenart Thin*. al. jr.
Long Aso. i 7446 Calfsfor wx- SS Hi .
Yefterday was (Reap day at the Steck Exchange. The &MI
experienced a Anther rife. Confab were done at Atha, whit.
oat the dividend. and yyttb. dividend umiak& The rasa;
rife of every kind of kw& for fame time raft. is oteabrawsi by
the lamowk patchable Node by the Public, ',bid so say 1r at.
Whored to tin wet seslidsoce is our matiossi ksweitr, soliikik.
Assess tbs doll; gigot of layslos.

Letters of the 4th of December have been receis'ed
from the Fleet under Lord NsLion. The Nobler
Admiral continued to blockade the port of Toulon,
in fpite of the weather, which had been very temper.
mous. We and, however. in a French Paper of
the Bth What, a letter from Genoa of the 24th of
December, Rating. that Lord !insoles 'Fleet had
been at St. Margaret's, whence it bid failed. after
(topping a few days. St. Margaret's is an Wand to
the EaR of Touloo, near Antibes.
We have received- letters of the loth Deeembes
from Gibraltar. The only thing new Rated in then*
is, that on the ttSth—tbe MONMOUTH and Awe.
cover men of war, after having taken out their
lower deck guns, had failed with foaled orders, in '
confequence of difpatches from England : their def.
tination not known.

It gives us pleafure to be able to announce that
accounts from Malaga of the 15th December, re-
ceived at Gibraltar, Rate, that the peßilential fever
had abated a little a few. days before. The number
of deaths on the 14th was between 40 and so. We
fear, however, that the decreafe may in part be at-
tributed td the reduced population, owing to eau..
gration and previous deaths.
among the (hips fitting out at Cadiz, our letters
mention particularly the famous ScoSifesa Trinidad,
the Admiral's (hip in the battle of Cape St. Vincent.
The Spaniards continue their exertions in their dif-
ferent ports to hallen the equipment of as large a na-
•Al force as they can mullet.; and, from all that we
can gather, we have no hefitation in aliening that is
return for its generous forbearance, this country will
have to encounter the whole force of Spain, as fncq
as that power may be in a fit Rate to throw off the
mails.

Indeed we are affured, that accounts have been re-
ceived through a refpeelable channel, Rating that
feven of the (hips of the line now at Brell are to
proceed to Cadiz as loon as they can efcape the vigi-
lance of Admiral CORNWALLIS, where a fleet of
Spanilh and French men of war to the number of
eighty (hips are to he ambled. A little time will
confirm the truth of this flatement.

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fail from the'eal aticl iirltich'palfed tefore the port..
This [mall fiotnliformed a very intereaing treacle,
and is force futfieiently formidable to refill die ene-
my, had he made his appearance. It watt° have
enteredikitdogne this morning lictviceu folir and five.
The Cum Consul. got into his carriage at half
after three, and proceeded, to Boulogne.: he appear-
ed enteral*, and would not receive the honours which,
on fo many accounts, are due to him : lie wis dieffed
in a plain grey coat.

sootoent,''74ll. 4.

At eight is the mbrnitg the Fsasr Count paid a
vifit to the newports of Wimille and Vimireaux : he
breakfalled it his barradk in the third divifiom and
then mounted on horfeback to proceed to Calais : his
carriage was in waiting for hint at Marquife : at
!even id the evening. he wat on his return at Pont de
gigue, where he 'ellablillsed his head quarters. All
tie Generals of Divifian here dined with him, and,
i6btrkryloltfaill callow, they femaissedlwalsoliis at
table.

AACV', ale. 3k.

A Commiifion of Government will repair to Fib&
Tag to wait for the Flail' COlllllVl.' It is Very pro-
Sable that Citizen Strovvizse, the French Ambaf-
li do r , will repair thither alb. The French troops.
Which are quitting Hanover. proceed by forced
torches through Nimeguen. to join the army deftin.
eft for the expedition againft England. The firft
bittaPon ordure troops paired through this city on
the a6thlnit*th of this month.

NIDDLIIIOOIIO. jAW. 4.
The .IPesilacle exhibited at prefent by clothing is.
wery formidable ; wire thin sox boats are collolled.
in the different barns, and if the fame weather con.
iinues, and orders arrive, we iball have the pleafore
d feeiniihe *van Of the bray fet int (rim our Mind.
Vice Admiral Warms. bas twined at rtnihing,
where ha lei tabs difemilleutadOT tise flotilla.

iisineiso. jaw. t 6.

All doi Villas Of iilbrWlsich hare Lin in the 'dif-
ferent harbours; atiOrtinel here, in eotifequence of
*cent ciders siren for that *rife. to be put in a
further lasi Of **lbw& Several brit alto arrived,
frau Anstailatn. Moira Vitamins's order's ate
•ameented with areal rapidity; and the 'eadiderable
force alfeenbled hem prefanta the *MR anthill (Pee'
tack. Two battalisnis of the sift regiment of Trench
Infentry, .11* *already placed Mt board the flotilla':
they ars to be followed by the 48th. The foldiers
have Gicsefsfull y praaifed with the oars formal dines.,
Admiral Vsansos intends an Aeration in Tome'
if the gun boats. lufiead Of a 6 pounder **the bead
a ss, pounder will be placed in the centre.

setlilDias, Om. 13.

We find by ihe Engles Parrs, that a thoofand I
=founded rumours have, of late, been circulated in
England as to the warlike Movements taking place
in this country. The motions of the Flail. Cows us.
let all conjeaure at defiance. We expel:led that his
pretence on the coati was the Signal for the failing of
the expedition but we now find, that it is not corn-
plete in all its parts, and, what is more extraordinary!
that the nest Coo sut. returned to Paris on the even-
ing of the 6th, to the great alionithment of the Pari-
Sans its journey has, however, extended to Calais.

MAMBIIItOH MAIL
This day arrived a Mail from Hamburgh. The
Letters and Journals were delivered out at fo late an
hour. that we can only this day prefent the following
extra&

CONSTANTIVOPLI, NM 38.

Oa the t ith the Turki(h flotilla returned to this
harbour. excepting the admiral's 114 which arrived
Ave days later.

Letters from Alexandria bring advice, chit on the
v4th of Oftober, two Capidgi Bafchis (couriers) at_
rived there from Confiantinople, who immediately
repaired to the Turkith governor ALI Pecos, in the
fortrefs of Alexandria. It is believed that they
brought imperial full powers, and ratifications with
verpefl to the negociations commenced by the agents
fent by the Beys to the Divan. After the arrival of
there commilfioners, the Turkilh cot usiandant endea-
voured to presail on the Beys to withdraw from the
city of Alexandria, and wait in the vicinity the re-
fult of the negociations. But to this they refilled to
confent, and demand, that the conferences should
be held within the city.

The arrears of pay due to the Turkill troops, had
nearly been the occafion offome fansuinary fcenes, of
whirl' At., Nen* himfelf would have been the vielim,
Lad nut Come European houfcs advanced the money
for the pay of the fuldiers. All communication be-
tween Rofetta and Cairo was imerrupted, and the
want of asonty, and rclarstion of difcipline, rendered
Egypt a (cane of devaltation and confUtlon.
The Englifh Minifler, Mr. Dausseacish, took his
departure Lace on the r 7th intim, in a !Mall galley,
iu which he will cro:s the Black Sea.

The French Amhaff.tdo: has frequ:et conferencci
w:tl, the Turkith Minitters.

'Cie Englith Lave takrn and carried into Milta, a
RaiLin [kip. tl:e ca:go of which tlicr fuppofed to be
J icach, but it appear, that is was not.

CORFU. OCT. 30.

A Turkifh fleet of ten Chips of the lire, thiie fri-
Von. and Come (mallet veficls, has 'named in the
harbours of Modore and Corore.

The Offi:ers of an Enghfh frigate. which lks in
r.or road, have frequent roost-cm:lces with the Englifb
Mwillp hett.—Tirough we are suit ex.relly infix-seed

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et thi,fibled of thee tonferentes, it it believed that
they relate to the provifioning of (even flips of the
line of Admiral Ns Lewes fleet', which are• to join
the Turkifh fleet. Time willfurnifis an elucidation of
the plans whirl are now forming,.
sauna, DEC. aB.

According to accounts from the interior countries
of Turkey, the plague has made its appearance at fe-
veral placer.
PRAIIIITORT, *IQ 30.

The report that General DisoLLs, with 12,500
troop 4 had begun bib march on the isth of. Decem-
ber from cite territory of Ofnaburi, for Hollaitd, is
exaggerated, at ir.aft with refpee to the number of
the troops.

visina..D2c. 24.

This day fiveral Couriers arrived here from Paris,
with difpatches for the French Ambaffadot, Citi.
:en Cwatertomer, who, it was remarked, immedi-
ately after had feveral lorig conferences Kith Count
Cos rutin., the Imperial Minifter for roieign Af-
fairs.
Our differences with the Court'of Bavaria weren't.
*the point of being fatisfaittortly accommodated whet;
the ELICTOt again took poreffion of Come ecclefiaf-
deal diftrias appertaining`to Burgan. Our Minifter
Plenipotentiary, at Munich, bat therefore received
orders to make reprefentations to the Eleavral Court
on this proceeding.
PSTIRIBVIGH, Dec. t6..--tt is raid, Govirnment
has received intelligence that the Greek Ecelefraftics
are (riving to excite commotion in the Archipelago,
and that they have already fueceeded in obtaining
inany adherenta Meaftnes are therefore taking to
Rife this evil in its infancy.

Yeflerday'we received American paperi to the
tsth December, of which the following are the prin-
cipal contents:
Eztraa of a letter from New York, dated Dec. ).
Captain Laws.. Private Secretary to Mr. Jar-
rszston, accompanied by Capt. Ctaax, had lately
poked through Tenefee, 'On their way to the Miffil:
6ppl, to explore the Taft and partly unknown region
of Loniflana. They have with them a party of ao
foldierit, drefed as hunters, with a number of pack-
horfa. for the conveyance of provifions. arms. tec.
and a portable boat, on a new and curious eonflruc-
' tion. The firlt obje& of theft travellers is. to pro-
coed to the fottree of the Miffouti ; thence to 'idea.
your, by following the cootie of fome great river, to
reach the Pacific Ocean. This, no doubt, is an ex-
pedition of great eifSculty wnd hazard ; yet, if foe-
ceGifol, rif great national importance."
Accounts from Wafhington. Rate, that much aßo-
nifitment is produced by the fudden departure of the
Marquis d'Yevro, Miniller from the Court of Spain.
It is reported, that on the 26th ult. he waited on the
Prefident, and de6red an audience ; but Mr. Istvan.-
sow being at that moment engaged. fent word he
would fee him in a few minutes. The Marquis left
the houfe immediately, and, withotit ceremony, feu
out on a journey to the Southward. The place Of
his deftination was not known s but he travelled
about feventy miles on that day.

We have the pleafure to Rate, that his MIJISTY
is much better t—the pain attending his complaint
having nearly fubtlded. In the afternoon of yeller.
day his Majksry held *a
Privy Council, which was
attended by the Dukes of Pollux° and RoxIBUION,
Lord HONANT, Lord WaLitmomare, Mr. Ammo-
TON, and Mr. FAULKNER. Sir EVAN N t-
tended, and was (worn in a Member of the Council,
on receiving his appointment of Principal Secretary
to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
This morning Mr. PILOUDIEAN, the meffenger, was
fent off from the Secretary of State's office, with
difpatchrs for the Span;fh court.
The French General Barge will be allowed by
Govel-nment to proceed to France on his parole. It
is underflood he will be the bearer of propofals for
the adjuftment of a regular exchange of prifoneri.—
He will embark in the courfe of a few days.
A Lady being 'irked to drink a glafs of wine, re-
futed, " becaufe her phyfician had put her upon a
re Jima'', which was, to drink water"—" then. Ma-
dam," raid a Gentleman prcfent, " I prefume you
belong to the Cetgreae.."
In the comic of the year twos, there were, in the
parith of Workington, aos baptiims, sod burills, and
Os marriages. Within the fame period, in the parith
of Harrington, s 6 bapdfass, 43 batials, and t t mar-
riages.

A NEAT Bust.—A Gentleman who has a dyads
admiiiion, by purchafe, to one of the Theatres, lately
wrott the following order.—" Admit/if/and friend,
as I car.not go to the Theatre this evening.

CnVINT dARDI/1.0TISILLO:••—Thill hay Is got
up with tinnfual magnifiecnce,and was, as it deferved.
well received. Mr. Ks MILt in Ottello was in general
tame and whining. The famous apology in the fall
aft we never heard fo badly delivered. In Come of
the impaffioned parts he was very impreffive. Pity
it ir, that the advantages of perfon, of attitude, and
of marchlefs art, which he poled-es, fhould not be
attended with a s.-ote natural manner of (peaking.
Mr. Comet in ia:,er drew, and moil juilly drew, an
univerfal applaule tiom the bLgianing to the end.
He appears no where to greater rsilvaintazt than in
fags
Mrs. S moose bids defiance to lime, and though
we trr.;lit with her younger, we cannot with her to
p 1 is the part (.1 r,vriemov.: better.
Mrs. LITCN it/ 1-U %.114 as dual, admirable. Her
merit lad night is greatly enhanced by the (tate of
het health, which wi.,ild have given her a juder right
to plead indifpofition than is hinetimes adorned.
Ks PI OLE was superior to hini:elf. His
drunken (cent was ezecllently done. _ 1

Tbc play, Ire JJutri not, w.il t,c oftca repeatcd.

iv~t3trca2.ia~"~~dsiv~cs. ~

MAILS THIS DAY.—MInd Souk ..
ARIL DOC.' ALI. SUL.
Dublin ' I I I
Hamburet I ii
Watericed .1 J •

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Toasar, Jaw. .10...-The flonp Lord nelfon, of
Dartmouth,,Bearn mailer. of Ibis place, whom his
friends have been apptehenfive about, on his paffage
,from Londonderry heime, in the North Channel law
a large brig. 'apparently in great dithers, bore up to
fpeak her, but eould"get no anfwer, and it is feared
there was no living 'foul on board; but it blowing
fuch a tremendous gale of wind, be was obliged to
quit her, and he bore up for Tenby, where be is ar-
rived. The Nemesis is now getting under weigh for
Plymouth to repair, and Doss, frigate, to join Ad-
miral Coitsivaccis. Came in the brig Sally, Cue-
earn maficr, from Newhaven to Swanfea. The
Dick, of Chiller, smiths!. . .

PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. so.—Arrived the
ftrizoes
frigate from &cruise. Sailed the Charlotte r
and Duke of York cutter on a cruize. His Msfty's
Ibip Cliiaoll is geeing under weigh.--Yederdlay it
blew a very hard gale at S. W. and his Majedy's
flips Wriosoa Cssvt.s, of 98 guns, Capt. BIATIC,
and PiIIICISS RovAL, of 98 guns, Captain Vasmos,
which failed on Wednefday, were obliged to return
to St. Helen's, where they will remain with his Ma.
jelly's (hips BRITANNIA, of IQO guns, Lord NORTH-
IsR, and Patacs Gums, of 98 guns, Capt. SYDNEY
Youk. tlis Majefly's (hip CO/LIMON failed this
afternriOn with a convoy Ittr The Downs, among
which Were feveral horneerard bound merchant !hips
(rods the Mediterranean and Oporto. The Wed In.
dia and Oporto convoys ire detained by contrary
winds. Wind Well.

YAA HOOT Hp JAN. 20.L.La1l night anivea here
from Heligoland. the Good Intent bje boat, CHAS.
SMITH mailer, with mails, but no pailingers, and
'remains wind-bOund. The Pea SLOPS and Mimic'.
sous bare returned, and remain, with the Haat). of
74 guish Duane'. of 74 guns, ANTSLOPI, of so
guns, and the GaLoo armed fhip. Arrived the
Horne cutter from a cruize, daring which the was
obliged to throw fome of her guns overboard.—
Wind S. W. a (refit breete. Sailed the Mixt pac-
ket for HarWick to attend duty.
DIAL, Jaw. to.—Arrived the Hairy hoop of war
lad the Basilan gan.brig from Dougenefhand re-
main with his Majefty's.fhips, and the outward.bound
as per lalk—Wind S. W. . .

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