Star.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Csafais. money, 014 —ditto, (or ace. Sii—Otannan 71z.
Redncell 341-4Esehaq. par—Uan Ann. t.l6t.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per C. Red. Ann. s7if LOOS Ana. t 6 is.t6thai
tptr Cent. CCm(.lndia Bonds, is a se. d
DP sneered 3 per C. CooL sot Each Bans par ts. dIL
4 Pee Cent. 111 °manila d prem.
S per Cent 76'7. 9, it Entlint Tkiets HE. is.
3 Per Cent. 1797,99911 i Cog. tee ace. 331.1

Ech
Yeller Jay Earl Mora• had the honour of a - e-
fence with the Kr No. The gracious reception •
the Noble Earl rec.S4 ed. not only from their sa-
ma, but from every branch of the Royal Falaily,
fines the feofilale imprelEon whi.4i his truly noble
an.l delicate condui@ in the whole progre(s of the
happy reconciliation has made on their hearts. We
are allured that the particular objed of his interview
with the Krim, befides that of paying his loyal duty
to his Sovereign, was the eßablifinuent of the Primula
CIIIIIII.OTTI of WALIS at Windfor ; it being his NlA-
plates defire, that as he means to take up his ha-
bitual rtlidence at Windier Cagle, he &mid leave
the Panicles near h:m.

We have no doubt but that fome of the Daily
Prints will, with their ufual pertinacity, continue to
afert that thole interviews have an objett greatly be-
yond the mere dorneftic arrangements of the Royal
Family. We pledge oorfelves, however, for the ac-
curacy of our former flatware.

The Noses of Wsias went to. Windfor this day,
to dine wadi their it/Isis:rms. and to remain in the
bnfom of his family till Sundly. It will be a feene
of heartfelt jornnt merely to all the Multrious inha.
bitants of the Cattle, but to the town and country at
large —May the Family from this happy moment be
difunited!

Yetterday, after our paper was at prefs, two Haut-
burgh Mails arrived.

The public have been aware that a cnnfiderable de-
gree of alienation has for (.me time culled between
the French Government and the Poite, and the he.
Citation of the latter to recognize BON•PALTE'S IM
perial Dignity has at length brought it to an open
rupture. Letters from Conflantinople of the t3th
()Sober, in the Newburgh Corrt4sordrei, mention that
General Bit L'NF, after in vain preffing the Grand
Seignior to acknowledge E./iAPAIILTI, at latt declared
that he could no long::: rcrr Cri at a Court by which
this was reftired. lis accoldirgly demanded pair-
ports, which he rct,;vcd on the 15!21 of October, and
on the nth begat, Li. journey. He returns by the
Black Sca,-thliough Wallachia and Vienna.
Eon ,Al.rs moll bt fingolarly mortified and in.
eenred by this occurrence, which nsanifetilv refults
from the inctsc.nslera:;ng influence of Ruffle. But
while he is ind:anant that the tribute of fubmilLon
and finery is thus withheld, henna be fenfible that
his malts of ranifhing the Porte for the flight are
difficult and ucceti.ain. The eirentnltances of the pre-
fent war wake it estremely difficult for France ei-
ther to prated the Porte, if attacked, or to make
it feel his power if it provokes his refentment. The
reduced Rate of the French navy leaves France no
confidetable power whet e fleets are neceffary to give
it effect. England and Ruffin reign triumphant in
I the Mediterranean. BONAPArrt, therefore, if be'
intends to pun& the night which the Grand Seignior
has pat upon bin. mull hare remark to Wirth
means, either to fecret machinations to excite aeon-
tent and rebellion in the Talkies province., er per-
haps in the end to encourage their fchemes of fpolin-
tion at the expence of Turkey, which, in a general
view, it is the policy of France to prevent.
It is rattle, indeed. that the quarrel with the
Porte may proceed no farther than a mere fufpenfion
of diplomatic intercourfe. M. Ruins remains at
Conflantinople, as French Commercial Conful. If it
fhould lead to actual hoflilities, we are inclined to
think that it may produce very feriousconfequences,
and that it nay perhaps give rife to new and extraor-
dinary events in the fouth .•f Europe.
At preftnt the afpeet of the Continent prefents no-
thing very new. The relations between the Cabinet
of St. Cloud and that of Vienna, appear to be inti
mate and friendly.

The news from Path is not later than we hive al-
ready receive.). The coronation engroffes all con-
verfation. As to the invati,in, it is only mentioned
as connefted with the nadeary talvilage of Admiral
VcaMrvL, in his voyages from 011cnd to Dunkirk,
and the wonderful expli.iis of the praams when at-
tacked by the Englifh cluizers.
We ibis day Wien a Cwy, which we hale map

to think authentic, 6E the order fent by Fouena to
Gen. Br 1111ADOTTE, for the arreft of Sir G. RuNISOLD.
The g_round of this monftrous outrage ie, as we have
already mentioned, the charge of Sir Glom}, plaiting
intrigues funilar to there of Mr. MIA aa. The charge
we believe to be wholly falfe. But allufion is made
to the Note of Lord HAWILISIVItY, in anfwer to the
charge made again ft Mr. Dig KS. That Note was in
tome mature a defence, not indeed of projects of af-
faffination, but of intrigues of a lets atrocious nature.
We by no means fahfcribe to the troth of Fouctr s's
affertion, that Minitters are Confpirators, but why
WIIS Lard ItiVititillaVitir removed from the foreign
Once, when the late change in Adminiaratioa took
place ?

Three Gottenbmgh mails arrived this morning.
The letters are chiefly filled with details of a dreadful
fire, which lately took place there, and of which we
fubjoin an account:

GOTTSIMUILOH, Nov. 2.—Yellerday morning,
about two o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out here,
which continued to burn with unramitted fury until
ten, during which time (the hooks being chiefly of
wood) it confirmed the whole fouth•wetl part of the
city : the large new barracks which were built with
brick, and colt 40,0001. Ilerling, the two royal ma•
gazises of grain, the pofl-office, and the Epikopal
hook. the Freemafons charity-fc/seol, together with
between two and three hundred houfes„ were entirely
dellro) ed : the di//vies of the falterers, particularly
of the poor, at this inclement feafon, is very great,
but every means is taken to illeviate it—the rich and
patriotic merchant, Mr. JOHN HALL, has, with a
humane zeal which always diffingnidaes him, opened
his fpacious honk and prerhifes for as many as it will
contain, and has given up his private Theatre to
the nfe of the Freemafons charity children : feveral
others have followed his example. It is akertained
that the fire has diflodged more than 7,000 people,
and has fadly deformed one of the handfomell cities
in the north of Europt..

Ycflerday morning, loon after breakfafl, his MA
lesTr, the Duke of Cu masa LAND. the Princeires So-
t NIA and AMELIA, with a number of attendants,
rode on borfeback in Windfor Great Park.
On Wednefday morning Princefres Sornio and
AMELIA took an airing on horfeback .in Windfor
Great Park, with their ufital attendants.
A letter from Islxtfau, dated September rays.
" On Tuefday appeared :n the offing, his Majefly%
[hip la SAG E St, Captain CONWAY, having under her
convoy the Gip Patent, from London, via Jamaica,
with his Excellency C is Conarma. Efq. Gower.
nor of this Colony, and family, on board : and the
tranfport (hip Ann, of Kingfion, with a detachment
of the fecund Weft India regiment for this garrifon,
corfiding of two hundred black troops, oommandcd
by Captain GRANT."

Yeilerday morning, at three o'clock, Mr. Seim,
the King's • Manger, arrived at the Secretary of
State's Office, with difpatches from Mr. Jacasotrat.
Berlin. He came l.y way of Lubec to Holum, where
be was obhgei to remain fix days before he could find
a packet to fail to England. At the expiration of
fix days the Lear N packet arrived, in which
he failed on Sunday, and yefterday morning, at
twelve o'clock, lie landed at Harwich. Before the
Meffenger left Berlin, intelligence was received that
Mr. AItIIITN Nor and fuite had fet off from Vienna
on his diplomitic million to Conftantinople.
A Cabinet Council was held yeilerday at Lord
HAIROWDY'S Office, Downing-flreet, and at eleven
o'clock a Board was held at the Secretary of State's
Office ; at which the Marquis of BLANDFOID. and
Mr. Loso, at tcndcd ; and at three o'clock a Connell
affembled, in confequence of the arrival of a hleflin-,
ger from Mr. JACKSON at Dalin.

This morning dtfpatches were received from Lord
NaLsow, the particulars of which have not tranfpii ed.
This evening difpatches sere fent off to Pnrtmnuth
for Lord NELSON, to be thence forwarded in a fall.
failing veffel to his Lordlhip.
Yelierday difpntches were received from Admiral
Ru , dated on board the EAGLE, of 74 guns, off
the Texel, the Bth infl.
Admiral Louis is an ived in town, and had yeller.
day a long interview with Vi/count MELVILLE, at
the Admiralty.

The Chescseamt of the Exch/gyte had a long
interview yellerd.oy with Lord Meevittt, at the
Admiralty.

RICHARD ASHEROOR, Efq. is efeatil Mayor of
Chetter.
ARCHIRALD HAMILTON ROWAN, Efq. is to plead
his Majelly's pardon, in die prefect term, at the Court
of King's Bench.

Lieutenant OTTLIT is appointed to the PItINCISI
frigate at Liverpool.

Captain HOST, is appointed to the command of
the EURY DK& frigate, at Portfmouth.
Captain Macs TOD is appointed to the command of
the CYatNta hoop, at Chatham.

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The fecond battalion of the 69th regiment is jai
embarked at Portfmouth, for Jerky.
The third battalion of the King's German Legion
removed this day fromilexhill Camp, Soles, to Hor-
them.

It was not frnm the nth. but from the 2111 Light
Dragoons. that three privates lately deferted with
their hot fes and appointments. as flatted in this Asper
lall week.

The noble rnanfion and Erie eßate, IFifherwiek Park,
M the County of Stafford, the refidence of Lord
Salute's' Csocncsrsit, was fold yeflerday at Gar-
raway's Coffee Houle, for 143.0001. to a Gentle-
man, we underiland, in tbc potatoe trade.
The PoR-boy conveying the mail from Elphin to
Boyle, was flopped on the night *1 the 3111 lilt. by
two men, who robbed him ot the bags ot letters slif-
patched from the General Poii-Office on the pas ult.
for Bally:note, Boyle, Coßonney, and Sligo.