Star.
London, England, 1803-03-17 00:00:00

PARIS JOURNALS.

Jufl as this Paper was putting to profs, we re-1
ceived the French papers to the 14th inclufive.
It will appear flrange to an Englifh Reader to
be informed, that though tlry contain a copy of
His Majefly's Meffage to Parliament, it is unac-
companied with a Tingle remark either in the Mo-
niteur or any of the other Journals.
The Metrage appears in all the Papers on the
fame day, viz. Monday lA. It is certain, how.
ever, that it had reached Paris fooner ; and there
circumftances Phew how completely the prefs is
under the controul of Government.

The only meafure announced that feems to have
any relation to the difputes, is an Order of the
Government, publifhcd in the Monitors of Sunday
laft, 4 day before the meffage was allowed to be
publilhed, prohibiting the exportation of fpecie till fur-
ther order,.

The papers of the r4th could not announce the
prices of the funds, the 13th being Sunday. The
papers of Sunday fate the 5 per cents on Satur-
dsy to have been at 6e f. 30 c. ; 60, 40 ; 60, 50—
a high price indeed, confidering circumflances ;
for on that day the King's Meffage, we think, mull
have been known to many. If it was, it is plain,
that the belief at Paris was that an accommodation
was certain of taking place.
One of the unofficial papers announces an event
which we were prepared to erped, by our fall let-
ters from Gibraltar: It is now known," lays
the journal alluded to, " that the Dey of Algiers
has ordered the Agent of the Republic to quit his
States in the courfe of two months. We are un-
unacquainted with the motives of this infult."
Letters front Toulon (late, that the frigates le
Rhin and la Cornelie failed on the 18th of Febru-
ary, to cruize before Algiers, in older to prevent
the pirates of that nation from injuring the French
commerce. The frigate la Muiron was preparing
to proceed to the fame deflination.
BREST, MARCH B.—The fquadron defined
for India, which failed the day before yefter-
day, mug proceed on its voyage with rapidity,
as the wind was favourable to it, and blew a
frefh gale during yeflerday and fall night. The
veffels which compote it are, the Marengo fhip of
war, the Semilante, Atlante, and Belle Pottle fri-
gates, and the Cote d'Or tranfport. General
VANDER MAC S►N, Adjutant General Biwor,
and the Officers of the Staff let out with General
DECAEH. General MARTIGNy having had a finger
cut by the boat getting foul of the veffel, has been
obliged to remain on there.
PARIS, MARCH t4.—At eight o'clock Tefterday
morning the FIRST CONSUL, accompanied by Ma-
dame BOICAPARTE, paid a cult to the Mint, where
he was received by the Adminifirators. After
infpeding the Cabinet of Mineralogy, he proceed-
ed to the Rooms where the Direftor (hewed him
all the different operations. When he came into
the Coining Room be ordered the Fly Preis to be
fet to work, and Gold and Silver Pieces, with
his own Effigy, were frock. Tliefe were pre-
fenced to him; and while he did juflice to the
coffee nets of the impreffion, he did not fail to
bellow a jai tribute of applaufe on the dif-
tinguifhed talents of C. Tiriousß, who had etre.
cutcd the dies. One trait which ought to be made
pul)lic is, that when he law the workmen place
the piece between the dies with their hand. his Int.
manity induced him to earth a with of feeing
them Ihcltered by fume new invention from a pro.
cefs which exports them every moment to the
danger of being lamed. It is to be remarked that
BoaaP•RTI is the fiat Chief of the French nation
that ever vitited this eftablilhment.

Yeflerday, loon after twelve o'clock, the Ktwc
came from the Qtteen 4 Houfe to St. James's Pa-
lace, where his MAI ESTY held a Levee, which was
attended by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
Lord Chancellor, the Attorney ano Solicitor Ge-
nerals, the Secretaries of State, the Imperial, Ruf-
fian, Ft ench, Pruflian, liatavian, American, Hano-
verian, Bavarian Turkilh, Swedifh, Spanifh,
Pottuguefe, I)anifh, Neapolitan, and Sardinian
AmbalLtdors, and a great number of the Nobility
and Gentry.
About two o'clock the Vice Chancellor of the
Univerfity of Cambridge, attended by upwards of
an hundred Members, strived with the Addrefs
from .the Univetfity, congratulating his Majefty
on his late efcape. _ _ _

After the Addreffes had been prefented, his
MAjt sr,' conferred the honour of Knighthood on
CHAS. BLICR I,W.IPAITON,3IId W.BLI TARE', Dips.
Among the prefent.itions to his MAJks r If were :
M .VlRtiorg, by Lord Canttkn.
Mr. El-LISTON, by Lord fied,,et.
Mr. J. Dar, by the Marl of I‘',llmn-eltml.
Colonel P.tituLlt, by the Fad of NlArcleAtld.
Chevalter hn -LILA NT, by the Sweddh MlrllaCr.

Lord Misr t.sa. killed the King's hand on his
creation to the Peerage, as did Lord GARDN“,
I.ord NK csnx, and fercral Naval Officers on their
..pointmcnts.. _ _ _

• The Levee broke up about four o'clock, when
the KUM held a Privy Council, and about fax
o'clock His MAiisry returned to the Q.2een's
Houfc. In the evening the R'•YAL Efirmy went
to the Ci.ncert of Ancient Mufic.

The Levee sv.is more numerotifly attended than
Any W ithin the rcerillceinn of the oldal perfon
About St. James'.:. His MAJP.STY WAS heard to
eblerve never Law lo full A Levee. Every duct
I.:A4iug J WAS blocks(' up.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH rs.

Carne in the ATALAMTI, of 18 guns, Capt.
Menem°, from Mounts Bay, and towed up the
Ga too, of 54 guns, from the fame place, with the
lots of her foremaft ; the latter is in Cawfand.bay.
Sailed the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, Capt. Paowsx,
under fealed orders : the is completely equipped
with a war complement of men and Rores.
The clew of the RIVOLVT ION•Ill 5, of 40 guns,
are to be turned over to the PLANTAGEI sr, of 74
guns, Captain HAMMOND, now fitting in Ha.
moaze.—Came from Hamoaze to Cawfand Bay,
the Coo RAG E In, of 74 guns, Captain HAIDY, and
the Nemesis, of 28 guns, Captain Sot: !AVM LE.
Two expreffes arrived here froni London, one,
yefterday evening, the other this morning ; the lat.'
ter Paid to be with direttions for the Nast am and
Ara Lamy to fail immediatelyunder fealed orders.
The Bakers in the Vitlualling-office here, are
diretted to bake t 8 fuits of bifcuit each day in-
bad of t a ; and the Blackfmiths in the Dock-
yards are directed to work three days for one :
in Rion, in every department, the greateft afti►ity
is ufed to expedite the public fervice.
Sailed this evening to the well ward the 1k1214 F $ll,
of 28 guns, Captain Some evitza ; and the Ara.
La eve, of 18 guns, Captain bias arts LI).
LA evening, after poll, the eight French Ch-
ing boats which came in from Dieppe IA Friday
s”ith fifh, &c. for a market, failed for Dieppe, as
the mailers and crews had heard of the King's
Meffsge, and the bounty offered for feamen, and
of courfe were, in cafe of a rupture, afraid of an
lembargo : they were manned with too very fine
looking men, moßly feamcn. This forenoon the
twelve recruiting parties from this divifion of Roy-
la! Marines, headed by their Officers, marched
through Stonehoufe and Plymouth to their refpec-
tive deflinations ; they were attended to the end
of the town by their excellent band, in full uni
form, playing, Rule Britannia," "Britons Strike
Home," " The Grenadiers March," and fevers!
other national tunes. The men were in hiph order.
and in great fpirits, on the eccafion, This valua-
able corps is to be completed to its enabliihment
as loon as poffible.
The Right Hon. Admiral Lord KEITH, K. B.
of the Blue fquadron, is hourly ezpeCted at Dock,
to fuperintend the fitting out the fleet of obferva-
tion at this port.
The deftination of the Cotton/a, of 74 gum,
is certainly the EAR Indies. There was a very
hot pref. lan night : feveral hands were picked up
and fent on board the flag-flip in Hamoaze ; to
prevent confufion, the conftables of the night at-
tended the different gangs.