Star.
London, England, 1803-04-04 00:00:00

MONDAY. APRIL 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3
3 per C. CocE moony, 63: 11, 62-I 6s
Ditto, for cc. 6a.
Old .5 per Cent. 97:t.
PIUCSOF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per C. Conf. 63: 64 63 l Ida spm Cents- 94 93i
Imp. 3 per Cent 64 621 I Omnium 14: diE
Imp. AOO. II 3-5 End A Tickets al. 35.
Long A 110..... Control' Ap. ac. 64: 65: 64:
Dummy, MAIICII 31.
Conde of lExclange—DulUin on London ti}:

Yeller(lay we received Paris Journals to the
31ft March, and this morning the Monitemr of the
tft intlant The funds, which on the 29th were
ft E so c. Were on the 3eth 321. The Motitetir
does not give the Fite for the pa.

We have had occafioa to notice before the fonrce
of the articles which are fometimes given in the
French Papers, dated from Stutgard. They are of
Parifun manufadure, whence they ate fent to Stut.
gard, for the purpofe of being again fent back to
Pmts. Under that head we now find the famous
converfation of the Fitts? Corsut. with Lord
WHITWORTH, which may be conlidered as the
fecond French edition, and as the verfion which
the Government willies to be circulated through
France, without being anfwerable for it as official.
There is likewife, in a Letter from the fame place,
a fpeculatioa upon the prank fate and difpofition
of the Powers of Europe, in which they are all re-
prefented as averfe from any new coalition. That
conclufion is not likely to be much difputed.

If it be tross. as has been very confidently re-
ported, that the Emperor ALUAIIDIR has been
chofen as the arbiter in this complicated affair, we
fee no profpee of the prefent bufinefs being brought
to a termination in lefs than three or four months.
It is the inters.* of a Government like that of
France to prolong the lime of anxiety and alarm
which prevails in England, and which is produc-
tive of fo mdch mifchief to the one, and of fo little
comparative difadvantage to the other. France,
therefore„could not but be defirous of fuch an inter-
vention, which mull have the effea to prolong the
difcuffion. But that would not be all. The corn-
, plainu of this Government cannot be rubmitted to
the Continental Powers, who mull be judges and
parties in every quellion as to the ambition of the
FIRST CONSUL. Such objeas cannot be fubmitted
to their determination. As to guarantees, or fuch
other points, there cannot be a doubt that almofi
any mediation would leave them nearly in their
prefent unfatisfaaory Rate.
Difpatches are Rated to have been received from
Martinique. The colony is reprefented to be in a
profpetous condition, the epidemic difeafe had
completely ceafed, and the loffes occafioned by its
ravages among the troops, had ken fupplied by
the arrival of a AO, reinforcement of nearly boo
men of the Itath densi brigade.
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A Mail arrived yenerday from Hantburgh, but
the articles brought by it had been all anticipated
by the Dutch and French Mails.
Another Mail arrived this morning from Hol
land, by which we learn that, od the 3cth ult.
the Dutch Government publifhed officially the in-
telligence we announced Taft week, of orders hav-
ing been fent from England, on the roth of No-
vember. for the evacuation of the Cape of Good
Hope, which they confider as now iu the poffeffion
of the Batavian troops,

A private letter from Bourdeaux, datt...l the aoth
ult. infirm! in the Arlierdan Cowan:, contains the
following intelligence
Yetterday we received account: here. with
great pleafure. that all the difficulties <hich bad
arifen between Spain and the United States of
Awrica have teen completely t emoved. Spia
has dilowned thoconduel of the Governor ofifeit
Gelemais sad etio•ikritt 014tri that frall4pg

In regard to the United States, ihall be placed on
its former footing. 'This intelligence may be
depended on." _

It appears by the following letter that the march.
ing of French troops into Holland is Rill doubtful ;
but that thole defined for Louifiana will probably
continue where they are, for fome time at leaft.
atone, Nlaacm 30.—A report is this day Cur.
rent, that fome corps of French troops are :dually
on their march towards our Republic ; but u this
intelligence is doubtful, more certain accounts mu ft
be waited fur before we can giveimplicit credit to it.
In regard to the queftion of peace or war, every
thing is Rill a profound fecret. Difpatches this day
arrived from Paris to the French Arnbaffador refl.
dent here. General VI croa has gone to Helvoet-
Guys, and will return hither to-morrow. It is
believed here, that under the prefent circurnftao-
ces, nothing farther will be done in regard to the
expedition deflined for Louifiana.

:tire fubjoin a letter we received this morning
from Malta :
MALTA, PIIntUARY $7.

44 The DASHER (loop of war is juft arrived,
bringing letters of a late date from Old England.
—About a week ago a moll tremendous form vi-
fited this Bland, continuing for the (pace of four
days, accompanied by a deal of thunder and
lightning, doing fome mifchief ; feveral houfes and
a church were (truck by the latter. The troops
from Egypt are daily espeeted, as the laft accounts
(peak of the embarkation of form
" For the tall month nothing has been going on
here but mafquerading :—for three days we had a
public mafquerade in the ftreets—no Officer, how-
ever, was allowed to appear mafqued.
" Lord Emil arrived here on the 24th from
Conliantinople, on his way home.. His Lorsithip
will continue here a few days.
There is not the leaf appearance juft now of
the evacuation of this Ifland ; the Britith troops,
however, Come of whom have been a confidgrable
time on ferviee, look anzioufly for a relief.
" The French and Neapolitan Plenipotentiaries,
with about 2000 Neapolitans, encamped anal can-
toned without the Britith works, fill continue—
thofe troops with themfelves back again,being very
badly paid.—The proportions of price money at-
tending the redudion of this Hand arc reported
to be made out.

4, Admiral Sir RICHAILD fquadroni
confiding of five fail of the line, &c. arrived here
lad month from Sardinia. We have had feveral
French merchantmen lately if our harbour."

Sunday morning as Their Majtsvirs, the Pant.
ex sus, and their Attendants, pared through the
Great Court Yard to St. James's Chapel, Wmd-
for, the 3d battalion of the IR regiment of root
Guards, and the s till Light Dragoons were drawn
up there, each Band playing God Pave the Ksetz as
the carriages pared. Their KIJ FSTIES heard an
excellent Sermon, preached by Di FISHER. Canon
in Refidence, from the fecond of Timothy, 4th
chapter, 6,7, and Bth verfes.
The Berkthire regiment of Militia, under the
command of Colonel VAN SITTART, was embodied
in Reading. on Wednefday Wt.
On Monday the North Hants battalion of Mlii.
tia were embodied at WineheAer, and the South
Hants at 116uthampton on the fame day.
Thurfday the South Devon Regiment of Militia,
Colonel Lord Ross/, affembled on theist pirade,
at Plymouth, to be embodied, purfuani to his Ma.
is str's warrant. Very neatly one.balf of the old
regiment, which ferved laR war, have entered
again as fubflitutes.
Government intends immediately to avail itfelf
of ti,e frvitie of the Volunteer Arociations, and is
now engaged in meafures for their general *rem.
blement. The regulations will, we underiland,
differ in tome effential points from thole under
which tbefe corps were formerly organised. In-
Itruelions to this purpofe are now in preparation
at the War. Office.

Report Rates, that fhould a volunteer fyilem be
retorted to, it will be confined to Cavalry, allow-
ing a regimen; to each county.
Review IN HYDa Pala.—On Saturday the la
Regiment of Life Guards, difhiounted, was re-
viewed by their Commander the Earl of Ha Musa-
TON, in the (pace between the barracks and the
fouth fide of Kentinpon Gardens.
The fir companies were fiat drawn out,. in
three di,ifions, forming one dote line, with their
Band in the rear: at a trumpet fignal, the evolu.
lions began; an enemy was tuppotedatlauditig,
when a company of markfmen ru from the

main body, and infiantly fpread like an open fan,
taking &cher behind trees, Irregular mounds elf
earth, and fuch other objefts as might afford thee)
cover; from thefe &nations the Tharp fb,ooters
continually kept firing, in furl dire lions as fancy
reprefented objeet for their deßrudion, while a
body of fupporters advanced to relieve the firft
party, who ran to other concealing Rations; there
gave time for the main body to advance, from
whom a general attack commenced, and having
changed their companies into many difpofitions,
with an alacrity hardly to be conceived, at a
trumpet Cigna!, wheeled off in divi (ions, performing
a great variety of maneuvres, only to be defcribea
by thnfe familiar with military taffies. _

-The review over. the regiment returned with
their eicellent Band playing, to their barracks,
where the Aid4k-Camp informed them that Lord
Hastis drini highly approved their good conduEt.
The French ikmbalikArr, accompanied by a
'Lady. attended the tevrivs. They alighted from
their carriage at Grofvenor Gate, and walked in
kiyde Park till Am o'slock:.