Star.
London, England, 1803-11-14 00:00:00

CADIZ, OCTOBER T 3.

" By letters from Madrid, received this day,
we are informed, that it was generally repotted
and believed at Madrid, that the French Ambaillidor
had on the 6th finally agreed with the Pas ri es of
PEACE, that Spain lhould remain neuter during the
war, on paying a certain Turn annually. ( Report
lays, ten millions of hard dollars). %Vc arc all in high
fpirit at this profped of the continuance of the peace,
which we are convinced England will not interrupt.
" General Wiese, our Governor, is taliag the
Moil revere and effeflual mealitres to prevent any
communication with Malaga, fince the alarming ac-
counts we have received of the epidemic fever ragir.;
there.

OCTOCER 15.

" The Madrid Mail of this day, confiJers it as 3
matter now put beyond all difpute, that the French
have agreed to our remaining neuter, on paying a
large annual contribution, which we have no doubt,
ail: be readily acquielced in by England."

AMERICAN CONSULATE—.I.ONDON.
Unite/ States Frigate Conttitution, Tangiers
St■. Day, tails Odt. 11103.
It is with pfeafure I Inform you of the r, ,itablifhment of peace
between the United States of America and the looperor of Mo-
rocco, an/ of the reoewal and ratificmion of the I reaty entered
into with the Emperor his father, in the year t

I hew tlsc bon pr to be, &c. ZDWA RD retreat....
Commingle; or the U.S. Iquadcon,Nlcilaterraneas.
_ _

To the American Cooful, Loudon.
Government, it is believed, have refetved to re-
commence the bombardment of the enemy,. ports,
Boulogne, &c. in the moil osiorwis manner.
The Duke of KbNT gave an elegant dinner, on
Satnrday, to a large party of fathionables at his villa
at Cagle-hill.

Saturday being the morrow of St. bfartin, the
CtrANcaccoit of the Excusqvc, in his Robes of
State, attended by the Duke of PORTLAND, the Mar-
quis of SALlsstitY, and Lord flosarr, proceeded to
the Court of Exchequer, for the purpofc of pricking
the Sheriffs for the year enfuing. The LORD CHAN-
CILLOR, the Barons of the Excheqtler, the Judges of 1
the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and
tho judge of the Principality of Wee, alto attended.

The two battalions of Volunteers rsifed in Ply-
mouth, have been called into afloat fervice, and are
alternately doing duty at the dock yard and Royal
0 the sth inflant embarked at Fort George, one
thoufand ftrong, under the command of MAiOt FAR•
clang aasow, the ad battalion of the Royal .rid High
Landers.

Saturday murning was driven on More at Hayfing
Mind, near Portfmouth, one of the French gun-
boats, No. 344: flue is quite new, and fitted with long
mans and fails : flue is finifbed in a very rough man
ner, and will hold about 70 men. She was taken pot-
feflion of by Mr. GLocs, Officer of the Oufloms at
the ifland.

A Pruffian veffel, arrived in the river from Am fler-
dam, reports that the trade of that city and of Rot-
terdam had become nearly fulpended, in confequerce
of the blockade by the Englifh, and the interference
of the French in almoft every objet of domellic
ceconomy, as well as of political relation. French
Cullom houfe Officers have been appointed at every
port to controul the Dutch Officers, and to enforce
the prohibitions againft the importation of Britifh
manufaßttres. The preparations in Holland for the
expedition againft this country are in general fop-
pored to be nearly completed.
JERONIR Bonataays, it is Rated, has fucceeded in
negotiating a new Treaty of Alliance between France
and America, which is mentioned as the occafion of
the recent condo& of the latter Government towards
this country.

An extra& of a letter jolt received by Mr. CH Atf•
aaaaaa )1 c, furgeon to the Clerkenwell Volunteers,
from his brother, Dr. Rieman C/4•1441 AAAAA I,
in Jamaica, lays—,, You will fee in our Eingllon
papers an account of the execution of two negroes
for coMpiracies of a mon dangerous nature. It
happened to be my week as fitting Magittrate when
the drfeswery was made and lince that event, ano.
ther information came officially before me, of a
Frenchman having a large quantity of arms, warlike
Rorer, and implements in his horde, upon (catching
which, from dray loath were for nd.".
Some months fence was drowned, in bis Alajerly's
thip FLY, on her voyage to Newfoundland, 4.e. Mr
W. CAW/TOMO!, surgeon, of the Royal Navy.
Coss MAIM, Malls-L•Illse Nov. 4.—The
Wheats we had from Diet and Kent this morning,
were of but middling quality—The very bell famples
have been fele&ed upon the fame tern-,c
week—Barley MU gets more money, for Th.. want
of quantity—Oats are rather lower 1.11 inferior de-
fcriptions. Beans get higher prices; fo have both White
and Grey Peas—Malt has no particular variation.
GENERAL. CURRENCY AS CINEMA t
Ent. Wheat, 46, 511. per qr. Hop Peas. 365. tos.
Fine old ditto, 6ts. 635. Boilers, 48*. 565.

Fine DBOt7iedittik 545. 6as. Carraway Seed. sll.l6Lie; cwt.
Pr, 35.. :tut New oos. Cnriander, i.e. its.
Biricy,a;,. :;48i. pi. New Canary, ,ea , a..
Malt, 531.565. Fine ditty, 318. White Mutt... bee.... tea. ar.
Oats, 2111.295. sta. . known ditto. the ar,s •
licatis,New 364.6 d, 2kl 411.41 a. Rapt kvd,4oL pc. lat.
Tick du. 338.64. WW3SB. ays. Winter Fares, cs od pr.: bull
Flour, per {act, 3 sa. Americas Flour. 36*. TO hand
1101$ TIC LONDON L, 1 . ND,. L 3.
Average Pike of Curn in England and Wales, from :he returns
ending the sth of November, 18,3.
Wheat. I Ryal barley. I Oath I Buns. I Peak.
s. d. a 4. 8. d. a d. 8. d. .. d.
S 4 S 37 4 .23. a ay 6 ty 3 42 I
The average Prise of %ear, computed from the li.e•urni nude
ia the week ending Noactok.r 9,k os. 1 tid per hu liked erne i.
At Warrniullee market, nn Saroidas' LA.Z. he
iprices of Corn were as follow : Wheat. 31. tes. 1.,
21. aies• per quarter ; Barley, O. 4s. to s'i. is. ; Oats,
ti. 3s. to A sal; Beans, 21. 4s. to al. (a.'