Star.
London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

The Letter Ways alludes to, oat received ; ma, bit for the Ni.te
repotting the Author of a tate Pamphlet, which vraa pubtinea
sole as Ardor's wee, might appear in the STAIL We 12Ctu
tacit ~pews attacks ea individual.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. t 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Capfuls, money, 3811—ditto, forUan. ace. 59-10maltua SI.
Reduced 3:it—Each,* Ella, par is. Mt
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stork ,66 t( :66 Short Ann. s It-16
3 per Cent. Rat Ann. 573 i Imp. 3 per Como.
3 per Cent. Conf. sSft Imperial Anil. 9
97-a6
4 Ks Cent. 741 Onaniuna 8 pr
Per Cent Nary, pr il4l Indio Stock :70 :So
per Cent. 27917 9Sj Ap. 99$ Foglia Tichrts al. too.
Lon Aso. :6 11-:61 CooL for les. 39 311}

That the Courts of Sr. James's and St. Peterfbargl,
are co the moll friendly terms, ntay be relied on,
as an subsume of private lignals, and other matters.
of much impottance to the two Governments have
taken place.

In the preceding columns we bare inferted tome
farther emu% from the French and Dutch journals

receivetivefterdayr
It aars by there papers. that the Dutch flossier'
continue in a very embarraffed lituation. The Go-
vernment have been compelled to anticipate the pay-
ment of the Property Tax. and have offered a con-
fiderable premium for prompt contributions. The
people are difcontented—the merchants are thwarted
in every effort at fpirited commercial (peculation
aod, till French defpotifus is withdrawn. Holland
cannot cape& relief from poverty. aggravated by

lawlefs enElions.
The letten from Batavia •tating that our force in

Ceylon had been totally dellroyed, are fuppofed to
be nothing more than a repetition of the accounts of
our miles in that quarter long Gave received.
Letters from Frankfort Rate, that all the inferior
German Courts are determined to difinifs Britifll Re-
fident Minitters. There is really no faying bow far
BOAAPARTI'S extravagance may drive him, and we
have so doubt if he made fuch a requifition it would
be pretty generally acceded to. The prefent &gallon
of the feeblc. German States is, to the lift degree.
lamentable. In noinflance was the pilferer of imbe-
cility trampled on by polder, more degradingly eat&
Mud. The French Journal" boon that the Courts of
Vienna and. Berlin aloes will be able to retain a Bri-
dal Ambalador. This may be true ; but it the pre-
diaion should be realised, it will only illunrate, is
chandlers (till more ftrikiug than any Wilma, dif.
played, that Boartrates unites in his condua a
wonderful mixture of opprethon and timidity. He
bullies the weak and feeble, while he endeavours to
cajole the refer:rite and the powerful.
It appears that the departure of General Banos
from Conitantinople has created a very powerful fens
fation at Paris, though every effort is made to conceal
the chagrin oecafioned by this event. It is now at.
temped to be infinuated that Bayne is not direaly to
return to Paris, but is to wait at Vienna is the hope of
a gracious meffage, inviting him to reform his Ration
at the Court of the Urand Seignior. On what grounds
this expeination can be entertained, it is not eery even
to form a conjecture. the truth we believe is, that
Bow APART! is bitterly exafperated at the polity afted
on by the Porte, but he finds now, too late, shat ha
is not in a lunation to use threatening language. He
will, we have no doubt, set every engine cf intrigue in
motion to have a pretext for Bawls's return, but if,
contrary to all reafonable appearances, this Ibould nose
take place, it mull only be brought about by mikra-
ble truckling, a renunciation of even an appearance
of dignity. But, indeed, 130 s, by his extraor,
dinary violence, muff continue to fubjea himfelf to
fucceffiort of mean degrading sets. If his vanity is
to take the lead of every other feeling, he will loon
find that *elation and difappointment will not unfrop
quently interrupt histranquillity. In this cafe,though
a hope of the return of Baum, is held out, it is suf-
ficiently clear that A AAAA is highly mortified at
the 'clefs' of the Porte .o recognize his new Title,
and, in expeaation of a war, no exertion is (pared to
place the French force on thy Italian frostier OA tha
moll refpeltable footing.
It is Rated on the authority of letters from dif.
ferent parts of the North of Europe, that the Court
of St. Peterfburgb has at length detsendaed on a
fy Rem of Rria neutrality. Of theta it is futheient to
fay that they are of Patilian origin, and that thty
only terve to prove what anxiety the prefix& of
rupture with /laths creates in the newly enablill.co
Imperial Court. If Pruffut were now to perftvr4
in that fpirit of dignified retnonfirance which procturcl
the Mutation of Sir Giotto% Rumsosth we fhouiel
net clefpair of the rct(ration of the liberties of Etri
rope is ithout an appeal to the (word, On the other
hand, if Runs and Pruffia were to cooperate core
dishy aui vigoroufly, a fair profpea would certainly
prefent itself of putting an end to thole lawlefs pro-
reeJings of the French Government, which are dd-
graccittl to the charafter of the pr efentenlightened age.
Accon:ing to a private letter from the Hague, the
Ftench SiirosvitLr, is now employed in
diEminating there feveral falfe and infamous reports
agailifl Ruffia and Sweden, as thole againll Great
Nit tin, manufaetured by himfelf, or his principals at
Path, are no lor.get liilened to, or only hughed
In a lets::, .a! pretend: :9 have rcztirei;

General B.
grenadier if
Minifter of

tatn permit
allay the foi
in the Wm
garrifon the
fhb troops,
Thefe mili
vented, are
a 'territnria
ditated by
uaw is acct
of intriguii
a fublidy,
finances,
any other
Swedilh M
intriguing
TOMAH Po
and RufiL

On the
ten, the pl
IPONNINK
difzufGon,
Hague, e
men and 1
HILPUNNt
as well as
ed, no do
deliberatii

Yefterci
KaNT, th
4iring an
Wiser/
Frogmor

Tuefda
the igth
CINDIN,
flours.
by Mr.
Houk.
Robing
in the H
Yeller
nets at I
o'clock.

Ye[let
Pelmets
tualled
Lail
mouth,
the We
*telt.
Orde
to Portl
mediate
At a
the Kit]

Lord f
for MI
Sip*
to pro<
the Fu

Vice
from 1

General Samoa, at C.onitantinople, this diplomatic
grenadier is faid to have difrovered an intrigue of the
/dinifter of Rutlia with members of the Divan, to ob-
tain persniffion from ,the Glum Sawn's'', to oc-
cupy the forts in the Dardanelles with Ruffian troops,
in the fame manner as the Seven Iflands ; and to
garrifon the cities of Alexandria and Suez with Eng-
lifh troops, again(' the attempts of the French.—
Thefe military occupations, which BRUNt has pre-
vented, are faid to be only preparatory meafures for
a 'territorial partition of the Turkith Empire; me-
ditated by Ruffia and England. The KING of Sim-
per is accufed by this fame emiffary of BONAPARTE,
of intriguing in every Court in Europe, to obtain
sl fublidy, to repair the pretended ruinous hate of his
finances, which are in better condition than thole of
any other continental Sover'ic n. Mr. Rosin, the
Swedith Miniller at Conhantinople, is laid to be now
intriguing to obtain a fubScliary treat? with the ar-
rows's Pours, in which he is feconded by the Englifh
and Ruffian Ambaliadors.

On the 17th inftant, when this letter was Writ.
ten, the plan of anew connitution, which ScHlMMaL-
tseattr¢ had carried with him from Paris, was under
difeuffion, in a feted committee of Batavians at the
Hague, choler, from among the ableft Dutch fiatef-
*len and financiers It was prefided over by SCHIM.
seat.rsaatas ; but the French Minifter, SIMONTILLSO
as well as the French Gen. MAIMIONT, often attend-
ed, no doubt, to proted the liberty of opinions and
deliberations.

Yeßetrial morning His MAJUTP, the Dolce of
lESIIT, the Princeffes SOPHIA and Allem*, took an
airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. Her
Mallory and the other Princeffes took an airing to
Frogmore.
Tuefday the Parliathent was formally prorogned to
the isth of January. The Loan Cisancost.oa Loan
Comma, and Lord Maryti.so, were the &vomit
boners. The Houfe of Commons were reprefented.
by Mr. Dv sow, and the Clerks and Officers of the
Honk. The ceremony took place in the Royal
Robing Chamber, the alterations and improvements
in the Houfe of Peers not being yet completed.
Ileflerday the Ruffian Arnbarador tranraißed hurt-
nefs at Lord HARROWIIY% office, from two till four
o'clock.
Yeßerday orders were given for the RAISOMARLt.
PRINCISS Or ORAIIGI and GRI,TbIOUID, to be vic-
tualled and (toyed for Channel Service.
Lail night difpatches were forwarded to Portf-
mouth, to be put on board the frigate for
the Weft Indies, which is expeited /to fail immedi
ate".
Orders were left night fent off from the Admiralty
to Portfmouth, for the Weft India convoy to fail sni.
mediately.
At a late hour on Tuefday night, Mr. S aaaaa vr,
the King's Meffenger, left town, with difpatches for
Lord G. L. Gowea, at St. Peterfburgh ; and alfn
for Mr. j•CISON, at Berlin. Mr. SPARROW took
fitipping at Harwich for Holum, from whence he is
to proceed, by a circuitous courfe, to Berlin, to avoid
the Fiend) banditti who hofeß the ufual route.
Vice Admiral Sir E. Gosizit is arrived in town
from Newfoundland.
The Maglirates of Greenock, as adhtnees, eon-1
trailed bit week for the immediate execution of
a new road from that town to Ardgovran by the Cloth.
Yefterday the Duke of Cardsaiocia reviewed the
Reading and Woodley Cavalry.
Yellerday the Cullom Houfe Volunteers were in.
fpat ed on their Drill-ground, Goodman's Fields, by
Colonel HARNAGR who expreffed himfelf much pleaf
ed at their iteadinefs, and alfo at the correanefs M ith
which they went through their exercife and ammo-

• .
Loin *Pftiellabat.. " '"--*-42111i'
Nu majeltfidllp • Abasadirry. 44•1*431114
11 Nonembsr Ns, do*
On Sunday ttfl we left Irarrnosth,Roads, in Com-
pany with the Romm kr, of pions, c insimmdtd bY
the Hon. Captain Cozy' ta.s, each *ifs halting on
board bull seks and vegetables for the Testi fleet.-.0
In the night we cepa! ateti hont her ; hod on Monday
morning. at 9 o'clock, we kilted Admiral Rusiszt., •
and found the EAOLI, of 74 guns, Captain Cozar,
with the Admiral's flag; Majesrsc, rim. Captain
Miioasom ; PRIIICISS or OKASICII. of 74. Cars
Roosas ; Gt.srrom, of Ea. Capt. Coziaisaa ; re-
DOSTall_t of so, Captain FRAZSII j Aratcaina, ofidio
Capt. MANGY ; ETIIALIOW. of 38, cwt. STIIeMITO
and three King's cutters. Our fignal was made to,
anchor in that judicious tine of bearing given but by
the Admiral, and with the eyes of tape-ea:ins every •
one looked out cot:Randy for the arrival of she. ittis•
NIT, who, betides bullocks and vegetable', had all
the letters for the fleet, betides trunks and pareele foe
moll of the Officers. Flom Tnefday till Westin:4ft
it blew a dreadful gale at N. W. and a Wirier feet
than tier I law in my life ; but our alive Capafti
Iveered away to three cables, and we rode out the fore*
of the norm without any injury.
OA the sad the ALERT cutter joined the Addrird
from reconnoitring the mouth of the Tezel, and
brought with her Mr. Wu. SIIIPPARD ammo, blep
fler's Mate of the Rometr, and t 3 pen, His had
picked up on a raft the night before j and Mama*
the melancholy loin of this fine (hip, but that theater
were fated.—This Cad difafler took place on Monday
morning la(t, at 9 o'clock, on the South Hank landa
five miles well of the Tezel. All the malts mat
overboard on Monday afternoon—and on Tedder
molt of the officers and crew quitted her on rah,
and in the boats. MI the officers and people: wow'
Made prifoners by the boats of the Dutch Beet, and
the (hip Coon after went to pieces ; thus has peddled
one of the Smelt fifty gun limps we have. Thom:inn
inflate accident is laid. to have originated by the Nana._
Isar avillaking three American (hips, wrecked di*
night before on the Haak Sand, for part of oar Teal
Beet at an anchor; nor was the miflake dilemma'
till the (hip (truck, as the weather was very thick, and
blowing hard with rain.
The aid had nearly augmented oar misfertwitaa,
by the lots of the Art:mains, Capt. Mussy, who, lof
the violence of the tea, had her rudder broke all t•
pieces : without a rudder (be remained for two days
in a very leaky Rate, the tea breaking over her the
whole time ; great alarms were apprehtad for ber
fafety, as bad the cable given way, this fine frigate
mutt have petilhed in the breakers, and every perGis
in her. The Gtsrron is ordered to fee her into port.
&fides the three American (hips wrecked on the
Haaks, we fee leveret fail of merchantmen &mailed
in every direCtion around us.
The Tezel fleet have moved into winter qnarters,
having a greater dread of the eleMents than we,
though oppufed to all its terror.
The Swirl. cutter left us on the sad, baying pro•
vionfly made the fignal of cliilrefs.
A tribute of gratitude is due to the Admiral, OS.
cers, and crew of the Dutch men of war in the Teed,
who fent out five launches, with a flag of trot* to
the wreck ; at the hazard of their lives they ap-
proached the Rosiest, and by their humane stets
tions, the lives of three hundred Britifl: (camels were
Paved. As the Dutch are floe averfe to an
ne tech:wig*
of prifoners, it is to be hoped meafures will be *WOW
ufed for this purpofe.

DISTRIBUTION OS PRIZIMOSEIT.
TM Malacca« thfrztore of the Fred wedlewahhhigfaVailo.
lune le, ao3. will be at No. 53, Chopin% se ha, haw.
ay, the a of December sett, and walla ter three yaw
Thy awned Will Itebe, for the reception of the Mardis; Mr
guft 1, 1804, will be paid on the ihlp's arrival at Leah, and two
called every Weinciday and Friday at No. t. Jawela-Rewee. Add.
phi, Loudon, for three years.
FROM LLOVD's LIST.
Guymon,. Nov. a —Paffrd by, the Vine, Chrillki, Bweit
Peterlhargh ; Dimmed*, Proudloink front Arthanid lawny
Millburn; and Naiad. Stephens, ban Dentate.
We are tarry to Rate the total lots of the Vann, of Plynowilh
with a carp of soya quarters of prima wheat, frees Dewar. lei
• •
a gala of wind.
The Wearier, Sehlytter, front Donee bedew blow
a fend, is pot into Yinnouth leaky, and midland bey eargotweiw

pair.
Captain DaUIT is appointed to the command et
the 'haze (loop, at Deptford.
Captains Dice and Max w I t.t. are appointed to that
refpc.ftive commands of the JAMAICA and Arum fri-
gates.—Captain S. SOTTOI. is appointed to the Ass-
? HION frigate ; and Captain Lawson is appointed to
the Loan MILVILLE armed fhip.
Mr. Lesion, of the Imre roassta, of off guns,is
appointed Matter Shipwright at Antigua.
The difpatches from Admiral DUCKWORTH, at Ja-
maica, Rate the arrival of the Diam• and Baccmasurn
frigates, with convoys from Partfrunuth.
Lail night dilpttches were fent off to Portfmouth,
M be forwarded by the 21,:arra to Admiral Duca-
tena r n•
The induflry, hacata.from Dantzie ; the Veßal,
Aacwpa ; and the Rebecca. Iltionataasti. front Pe-
terlbutc.h, with a Let which failed from Elitism on
the t7th inßant, tinder convoy of the Maaearoa
armed Chip, are arrived in the Ritter. •
The Barbadoes, Lewis, arrived at Liverpool. ea
Stmday fe'unight. in 3s days from Barbadoes. Oa
the 9th Oftober, in lat. 23. so. long. Ss. so. W. the
Barbadoes fell in with a French privateer of 14 pas
and full of men, which the beat olf after s finest as
tion of two hours.—The Barbadoes had two men Cs.
tercly wounded, one of w hntn has AMC died.—Dur•
ing the engagement the privateer hoitled the blood/
flag, and oficred to board.
The Pomona, A moliew Da v meow, mailer, on her
paittitc from Abel d:en m London, on Sunday the
ith inflast, 7 leagncs E. of the Spurn, was chimed
by a brig privateer; but en cliff country convoy heist
in fight, and the Pomona thawing near to it, the
ph i vatecr hauled her wind and flood to the northward.
She had a bug in company, a prise. which the had
taken and tnanneil. Two cutter /trigs with the can-
voy immediately gave three to the privateer and her
prize. The privateer has (even ports ow a fide, a
whi•,. head, yellow fides, has a Rest boat.with a red
painted bottom, awl her fails appeal to be all Ems.
lifts canvas.