Star.
London, England, 1804-11-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER st
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s
Codas, reeser, an—dltter, tor are. 3111+-/Onudest S.
Redeeerl 3;14../Esebeg. Wle, par re. N.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Beet Steele 164 T 661 India eroet tin vitt ao
3 per Cent. Red. Mn Alf India Bends, as a re. Sit
3 per Cent. Con( spit lover/al Ann. pri
Deferred 3 per C. Cent 34 Era bill, par te. de
per Cent. 73 74i Onenium 7/ prem.
3 per Cent. Neer, pelf Engle& Tickets al. ern.
gpaear.t7ppler April 91111, I Coat ter ace. 39 sak
LOOS Ann. a Aka}

We have received, we believe exelnllvely. Dutch
Papers to a recent date, and tobiels contain Lome in-
tet tiling articles of inteldgence.
According to accounts from Ratilbon in thefe pa-
pers, great aaivity prevails there among the comitial
Minifters, though the regular &tinge of the Germa-
nic Diet are not yet opened. Extraordinary con-
ferences daily take place at the houfe of the Prnffian
Minifler, Count GORTZ, at which are prefent the
Minifler of Bavaria, M. de Rictiveac, and the En-
voys of Come other of the principal States cf the Em.
pire. M. de FAR aaaaaa o, the Marian Minifler,
lately fent off feveral Couriers to Vienna, with dif.
patches for the Antic Chancery of the Empire, con-
taining, as is alferted, the refult of various propoll-
lions which Count Gots. had made in virtue of his
inftruaions, and which were the objea of the fre-
quent conferences which have taken place about
three or fur weeks ago. All tbefe negotiations,
however, are Involved in the greateft fecrecy, and
nothing has yet tranfpii ed, except that they relate to
feveral points not yet fettled. M. Atottii, the Di-
reaorial Minifler of the Diet, has returned to Roar-
bon, to which almoft all the Reprefentatives of the
German Princes have likewife rem ned.
One of the moll important of the articles in thefe
journals is the following, poblilliid in the Medan
Courant of the tsth intl. the Raterdane Cor,rani of the
fame date, and which is Alfa mentioned in the Mer-
Italy of the t•th
ttttt cr or • PRIVATE &ATTU FROM TNI HARBOUR
OF IA, DAT&D CIL 7, ilk*.

" Intelligence has bren received here, that the
Kin); of Candia has driven the Englilh from Ceylon,
and pot the whole garrifon to the (word.
" The Es • acht frigate has been broken up here.
The Juno has been 101 l at Banda. but the crew are
fared. _ _ _

" The Hasje, belonging to tie fnuadron of Ad-
miral Haarstaca, and which failed from Lifbon for
Batavia, has been taken : the officers made paupers
are daily expeiled at this place.
" Capt. MUNTZ and three other officers, together
with B and three more writers, are dead. The
people on board the fhips ate healthy, but in Batavia
a great mortality prevails. Every think is rematica-
bly dear—a pound of Dods butter colts three, four,
or five rix-rloilars ; a bottle of red wine four fix-
dollars ; one of Madeira, rhtce Tie dollars; a round
hat twenty or thirty lie-dollars; coffee and fugar,
the pi-oda-lions of this country, are much dearer
titan in Holland. and other things in pritporfitm."
SCiIIIDANI, Nov. :5. Me General Monnet pri-
vateer, fitted out at Fluffing, lately attacked an
Entridh brig, from Archangel, and lying in the Road
of Winterton ; but was twice rrpulfed by the latter,
! which was armed with 6 guns. Englifh had four

killed, and two wwunded.--On board the ptivateer

1,0,111 MC
' the Captain J. de VR IF 5, and one fearnan, was kill-
'V "" cd• itf•er the attiun, the returned tuerurds the Dutch
•

cult and pot iota the Teed. We hear that IL.
Scat atess ince has left Parisi to that be may
be basely expetted in the Hague:

We have alto received Come of the Anther Paris
Journals to the igth infant. The following are the
only articles which poffefs any novelty :
On the morning cf the 4th inft. an Englifh three-
rnafted veffel from St. Peteriburgh„ mounting twelve
guns, and having on board twenty men, with a cargo
valued at 400,000 francs, was (trended near Calais.
The velfel. which was taken polreffion of, is now in
fafety, and the crew have been made prifoners.-1
Count de Passe, who was confined Come time in the
Temple at Paris. has repaired to Stralfund, to join
his Swedifh Majefty. M. de Homessca, ci-devant
Grand Mailer of Malta, lately arrived unexpectedly
at Grenoble. with a numerous fake. He came from,
Italy, and it is Paid, goes to Montpellier for the re-;
e ablilliment of his health.
According to the Taft intelligence from Goads;
loupe, (fays the Ciasette de France) the inhabitants'
were perfeftly free from any apprehenfions in regard
to the enterprifes of the Bra's. or the influence of the
principles of D noes. Some Negroes from St.
Dimingo, who had found means to introduce them-
felves into the colony, either as (pies or as weirreaeria
de propagasda, had been lhot.
A letter from Ratilbon rays :—0 The Minifter of
Ruffle, M. KLUFFEI., is Rill here. and is sot making
any preparations for his departure, as announced--
It, however, appears certain, that this Minifter
will
forthwith tranfmit a new Note to the Directorial
Minifter, to be by him communicated to the Diet.—
It is (aid a new Note will be prefented elf, by the
Swedifh Minifter; but the Reps taken by the Swe-
dith have given fo much offence to the
great Princes of the Empire, that we are convinced
no matures he can purfue here through the medium
of his Minifter, will make the leaft imprefilon."
The following letter is from a Neutral Agent in
France to one of his countrymen in London :
Pacts. Nov. to.—As the with for a Peace is com-
mon every where in France. not only among the prin-
cipal (offerers from the war, the merchants and ma-
nufaßurers,but even among the foldiers, tired as much
of the fatigues of their encampments, as of a defenfive
warfare, which promifes few, if any opportunities ei-
ther to gather laurels, or collee or extort plunder ; the
Agents of Government and police Spies circulate
repeated reportkof the pacific intentions of the Em-
peror of the French, who, they pretend, has gone fo
far as even to poftpone, feveral times, the day of h
coronation, in hope of filing, even by great ['seri-
firms, England tired of Woodffted, and an Englith Am•
baffador prefent at this memorable ceremony. At
lan, to gain the admiration of the lovers of peace, or
to filence the clamours of the peace fattion, the pre
tended propofals of Boa spares, both to At:aria and
Pruffia, to become mediators between France, on one
fide. and England and Ruffle, on the other, are
handed about both in the diplomatic court, and po-
pular circles and focieties. They are too long to be
copied into a letter, but Awe, sbeir 4ea it a esiratirw of
bowia„, their language, at leaft in the beginning, fo
far from being pacific or moderate. is hoftile and
(currilous. The former calumnies againft England,
and abufive reproaches againft Ruffle. are repeated
in a preliminary political difctifflon on the means of
reftoring the loft balance of power, which England,
by 'her conquefts in India, and Ruflia, by her con
quefts in the Ttirkifis Empire, are laid to have bro-
ken, and by it forced France, for felt-prefervation, to
extend her freintiers, and to augment her military
power. No mention is made either of the partition
of Poland, or the organi.“l ufurpations of France in
Italy and Germany. B ,NAP•RTI there 'repeats the
old propofal for a congreis fur pacifications, which,
it will not be the fault of France, thould it not after-
wards be changed into a confervative congrefs of a
perpetual peace. More the members of this con-
grecs meet, the preliminaries between the prefent
belligerent or difunited parties are to be figned ac-
cording to the following plan, propofed by France :
oft, France contents to evacuate the kingdoms of Naples and
Etruria. the Papal ferritory, and the Republics of Llgiula,
Helvetia, and Batavia, together with the Eleetorate of Hanover,
and ail glacsaoctspled by Sc: on the right bank of the Rhine.
ad,,England contents to reftore all her commits in the Weft
India, and to rip up Malta to the King of Sardinia, as a part of
the indemahies &Rio& this Sovereign.
3d, Ik remainder of the indemnities to his Sardinian Ma-
lt:fly are to be taken from the Kingdom of Emma, round
Sienna. _ _ _

France promlfes la return en give up to his Etrurtan Ma.
jelly the Duchies of Parma and plaifance.
sth, Raffia is to evacuate the Seven Mandl, and ail other pawn
ocituyied by her troops is the Meditaraneau. The Seven [Rands
are in future to be under the eaclufmc protettion of the Ottoman
Porte.

_
6th, The differences between Spain and England, as well as
Ale between Raffia and Rome, are to be fettled in an amicable
mamma immediately, without the interference of the Congrefs,
&mottling to at declaim of the refpedkive mediators.
ph, 'I he differences between Spain and America arc to be fet-
tled by the foie mediation of the Emperor of the French.
Bth, The Emperor of Germany and Averia. and tbc King of
Proffitt, arc by all parties acknowledged as mediators.
cob, France promiles for the faturcoirrisr • tem, to rc fret the
independence of thole kingdoms, Rates, and republics, evacuated
by her troops, In minfequence of the prcfent peace.
totk, A. France allows the late Grand Mailer of Malta, Baron
lionwcich, so annuity of 30u.c00 hvres, (taxool.) Lnglat.d is to
alhgr sod pay an equal and annual funs in the preiesit Grand
Mallet, who refine his famreirmy over the Oland of Malta to
the King of Sardinia, whole heirs or defcendant• rt for the fu-
ture to be hereditary Grand Mallets of the Malt efe Order.
Befiska %he above, the plait content five othcr

long articled e the t;ib nentereo dee terpetVee
citations mad difaresammis, kr. Is the t nth Article,
England is to eonfent, for men? reafons mentioned
at full length, that the seediasere, who are entruiled
to regulate the political balsam armor, may, a;
the fame time, fix fosse roles rot ream* a commer-
cial balance of trade. In the istb, Italia and Eng.
land, in return for being permkted to have deputies
at a Congrefs. where the affairs of Italy and Ger.
many are regulated, to which both are laid to be
arangere, to permit the 'meditators to linen to the
complaints of the Princes of Peels, as well as to thole
of the native Princes in lisdia. In the 14th Article,
the necaftity is agreed to, cloaking a new conititu-
ties, not only for the German empire, but for the
Turkith empire ; the obedience of which i, to be en-
forced even by the armies of the mediators. The
sth and lea Article fixes the number of deputies and
of votes, and the city of Utrecht as the place where
the Costgrefs is to be held.
Tboughtbispretendedpianfora pacification ishand-
ed about, and permitted to be copied even in coffee.
houfes at Parisoill the Editorsof newfpapers have been
prohibited from publifiting it. The Editor of the Ga.
tutu is Frame was feat for four dap to the Temple,
becaufc the Polite was informed by its (pies at his
printing-06w, that be intended to infert the outlines
of it in his paper of the 4th which be hopped.—
The teaks; of this prohibition is ftsppofed to be the
I:tde attention or faith paid in France to the contents
of newfpapers ; whilft every thing circulated, as with
a kind of fancy, is read and believed with avidity.

Lenore from America give the following parties-
lan refpeBing the prefent Mite of St. Domingo :
" His Remote (as he is termed) the Emperor J. J.
D toss, has lately received from America Sz
armed fall failing (choosers, and one brig; the for.
mer mounting from to to ea guns, the latter ill
twelvpounelers, and one brats eighteen-pounder that
goes on a (wive!. He opals Ihortly fit other veffels
from America of the fame defcription.—His Honour
has appointed two Admirals, and so Chefr el'Efewira ;
be means to extend his marine forces to 4000 melts
and has aflually now in commiffion upwards of so
armed weals, coptaining from 70 to too men each.
One of his cruifers (a felucca) lately captured a Spa-
niat brig, richly laden, bound from Cadia to Vera
Crate, and carried her to Aga Cayes. There is now
on fele in the different ports of St. Domingo, an
inemenfe quantity of powder, imported by the Ame-
ricans, and the price is reduced from four dollars MI
3-Bths dollar per lb. DISSALIIIIS has now gpt a
fufficient quantity cf powder to anfwer his purr(' s
and from this circumitance, it is probable that he
may make frees overturns to the Britifh, as they re.
fufed to (online him with Ely ammunition.
" The Men of Colour now in St. Domingo an
mock more attached to the French than to Dem&
mass, and they would receive them with epee arum,
(to nfe their own expreffion), provided $ lionatm
was on the Throne of France."

Yetterday, about two o'clock, the Ruffian ind
Swedifla Arnbaitadors traufailled burin,* at Lord
HARROWS?. Office.
Yellenlay at ten o':lock his Matarr?, the Doke
of KaNT, the Princeffes Sor ohs and Aerate, awed•
ed by General Ferzsor and the Hoe. Mr. Vtaasses,
rode to the right of Arcot.heath Raeesoorfe, where
the Earl of SenowicH was waiting for his Majesty,
and on his arrival gave diretitions for the deer to be
turned out for the day's direction. The Duke of
Kiwi' and the Princeffes returned to Wiadfor, and
took an airing in the Great Park.
Tile eleetion of four Annual Pre&dents of the
Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, took place oa
Friday 1011, when the following Gentlemen were
chofen :

]OEM Bnoi ii, Erg. from YnMEl►e.
Vlcootol NUGENT, M Miran Autigno.
Gloll.ol KILIM, Al. D. of Lekb.

,Efab from Norfolk.
A letter ir-m Jerfey, dated November 21, lays
—All has been buille here, with embarking and dif.
embarking troops. On the IRth, in the evening, the
ad battalion of the 60 Regiment, arrived here in
four days from Portfmouth. Next morning it was in
general orders for 300 of them to difembark; and
the fame number of men, with their baggage, Itte-
&c. belonging to the IR battalion of the 58th to em-
bark in the tranfports from which the others were to
difembark. The fame evening other orders came
out, that the whole of the 69th were to difembark
and march to Grouville barracks, and the detach.
ment of the 58th ordered not to embark
The reafon of thefe contradieory ord v;, it is laid,
arofe from the circumilance that the tranfports were
not fufficient to contain the whole of the 58th. It is
fold that this ifland is to be garrifoned entirely with
fecond battalions, and that all the firm battalions wiU
go on fervice.
An order came for all the men in the IR Garriron
Battalion (late ill Before). fit for attire home kr-
vice, to be difpofed of as follows :—The men from
the City of London to be attached to the ad baits.
lion of the 3J or Buff., now in Alderney ; the men
from Middlercx to go to the ad battalion, 83d, at
Horlbam barracks ; and the men from the Tower
Hamlets, to the ad battalion, 82d, at Horfltam bar-
racks. The City of London men, 15 in number,
failed 101 l Friday for Guernfey with the bad Regi-
ment that came to Jerky by millake.
The troops now in Jerfey are—
The ad Battaiion tlith Regiment Sol Ikon
sa nitro kak Dim too
zit Garrifon Battalion ISO
All at Gron•iiie—
Tte ad Battalion
sit Ditto
ad Arco
tit Ditto

57th Regiment itron
58th Ditto lbo
(Bth Dm* soo
83d Nun fr),

;bele regiments are in SL 11;lier's, St. Aubin's,
and the BLuc BArrackt.

All talk of manual here feems trtally at an end.