Star.
London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Faanciroar, Nttecis hardly roailale
to conceive an idea of the jealulify tcilified by the
En;lins merchants, in confequenc: of the efforts
which France is making to rtvive !:er enatinerce.
Wbile their eyes are continually turned towards
the Continent, they become inflamed with pafflon,
on foxing Dew commercial datiliC4runts fanucl

in every quarter, which leas to threaten their re-
venues. It is to the inftigations of France that
I they impute the care employed by Spain to re-ani-
mate the induftry of its manufthories, by feverely
prohibiting the exportation of its wool. They be-
hold, with pain, the matures purfued on the
Scheldt and the Rhine to prevent the entry of
Englifh merchandize into the territories of the
Republic ; the encouragement, on the other
hand, given to thole who can find means to intro.
duce into England contraband articles, and the
declaration which, by making Cherbourg a free
port for liquors and brandy, may give rife to a
very confiderable trade in there commodities with
the coatis of Ireland and England. It is in parti-
cular the eftablifhment of Chambers of Commerce
throughout all France, and of a Council-General
of Commerce in the Capital, which excites their
nevi& attention, and efpecially as they fee that
preparations are making to imitate there inftitutions
in the other States of the Continent. Scarcely have
the Londoners recovered from the apprehenfions
excited by Colonel SRSAIITIANI, when they (peak
of nothing but the cellion of the port of Tetuan to ,
the French, and of the fortifications of Tourne-
how, at the mouth of the Scheldt, deftined to
(hackle the Englilb commerce.
CORFU, Jaw. 3t.—The eftablifhroent of a new
Provifional National Council has taken place in the
Republic of the Seven Hies, and has filled the In-
habitants with joy. It has been compofed in the
moll fatisfatory and molt equitable manner, and
will Coon meet to employ itfelf in reftoring order
to this too long diftraded country.
MADRID. FRIRUARY ao.—A new organization
is about to be given to the Spanith Navy. The
condition of the Seamen will be ameliorated, and
fuels arrangements will be taken as may in future
enfure the pun(Aual payment of their waves._
During the latt war there was a great delay in the
payments, which induced a number of failors to
defer : an amnefty was granted to them, as well
as to the foldiers, on condition of their making
their appearance within fix months.
During the month of January the fea on our
coatis was exceedingly tempeftuons. Befides the
Juno frigate, and the flip Cantabria, which had
on board 600,000 piaftres, fix yeffels, molt of them
laden with cochineal, indigo, and fugar, were loft
in the Port of Cadiz. His Mikity has granted
a general pardon to all prifoners detained in the
different jails of the kingdom on the fame condi-
tionsas thole eftablithedat the time of his marriage.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 2 r.

PRICE OF STOCKS I HIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
per C. Conf. money. 644/1/j.
Ditto, for April ace. 65irt.
Olds per Cent. Ann. 99 Onaniurn to dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS N SATURDAY.
Bank Stock az Exacq. Bills. ss. dif.
Pre C. Conf. 651 641/ Ortmlum +I 13 121
f per C. Ann 99 too 991 Englith Tickets til. ill& •
India Stock 210 foe opg. Conf. foe Ap. ac. 664/ 65/ 66
India Beads par 65i
DOILOI, MARCY ty.
s per Cent. Government Debenture, 93 93 9a}.
Courfc of Exchange—Dublin so on x 2/. .

From our Correfpondent, in Dublin, we have
this day received information firongly tending to
confirm the account already given in the Sras., of
the traitorous machinations of the rebel renegado
O'Connor and his aniffaries in Ireland, to revive
the fpirit and anion of difaffedion in that country.
On Tuefday morning left, Major S RR, on informa-
tion received to that effect, proceeded with a guard
to a certain place in Dolphin's Barn, where he
found 84 newly-forged pikes, of an improved and
peculiar conftrudion. The fame day notices were
lent to the different Yeomanry Captains Com-
mandant of Dublin, to attend the Lord Lieute-
nant, and, accordingly, about three o'clock, they
waited on his Excellency, who addreffed them to
the following circa, viz.—
di That they were called together not with the
intent of treating any unneceffary alarm, but to
aroufe in the people that energy which might bell
avert danger, and efiablifh fecurity. From the
fituation of affairs between the Governments of
Great Britain and France, occafion might, proba
bly, wife to call forth the loyalty of the Capital
again : in times of great commotion, the City of
Dublin had been left entirely to the care of the
Yeomanry ; and circumflances might fhortly
oblige General Mtanowas to call the military'
forces from the Capital, and confign it folely to
the proteaion of the Yeomanry : although he had
reafon to think that the country was generally in
a Qate of tranquillity, he was forry to have reafon
Ito fay, that there were Rill tailting proofs of con-
tinued treafon ; for within the laf 24 hours, 84
!pike-heads, recently forged, had been difcovered
in the neighbourhood of the Capital ; and, there-
! fore, it became neceffary for the feveral Captains
of Yeomanry to afcertain what number of effe&ive
men they could bring into fervice, in order that
Government might iffue arms accordingly, and
returns to this effea were to be made to Colonel
,
LITTLEH•Lis as Coon as polliblc."
In confequence of this communication from
Lord Haa owtc e s, tome of the Yeomanry Captains
me: the follow ing day, particularly the Stephen's-
green Infantry, when it was warmly determined
to re-embody the Corpswith all poflible expedition,
and the Merchants' Corps appointed a meeting for
Friday. Orders have.been given to the Board of
Ordnance in Ireland, to purchafe horfes without
limitation of number ; and the profs for icemen ;
goes on in the river of Dublin with the greaten I
warmth.

Theft we're% exprefs, on the part cf the Ira

COMIIIMIt, a vigilance faked to the importance
of the unit repofed in them, but, at the fame time,
they are not occafioned by any circumitanees which
jetly encourage the attempts of foreign
hoßility ; for although there are fome turbulent
fpirits whom nothing can reprefs, and whore love
of change no experience can corn& who cannot
take a leffon from the (offerings of others, or
draw a moral from liberty in profeilion, and ty-
ranny in prthice, yet the property, goodtenfe, and
intelligence of Ireland will fupport its government,
and render abortive the efforts of thofe intidions
foes who may endeavour to reduce them to flavery
under the pretext of freedom."

Yefterday we received Paris Journals of the 16th,
and this morning fome of the t 7th in flant. We
have prefented fome extraels in the preceding
column. They are hill fdent, generally (peaking,
refpeding the mifunderfianding between the two
countries. The only article we find alluding to it,
is the following, which we tranflate