Star.
London, England, 1803-12-03 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

Another mail arrived this day, but the letters were
not delivered out till a very late hour. Thole from
Peterfburgh of the 28th October, confirm the reports
that have been circulated here of changes in the Ruf-
fian Cabinet. Among others, the Minifter of War
has requeßed to be priniited to retire ; and letters of
the ad ult. late, that Generals Romania, Lista,
and APRAIIM, who commanded in the laR war
againtl the French, are appointed Military Gover-
nors of Cherfon, Kanainiec-Padollk, and Stnelenk
and that they were hourly cape/ling the arrival of
Count Msecorr from Patis, and alto the fpeedy de-
pi cure of the French Minilter General He Doti.' I. I. s.
Letters ftom Conflantinople, of the tsth ult. fay,
that the Porte, having much reafon to fear that fo-
feign Powers will invade the Moles, has ordered the
Captain Paths, with his fleet, and the Governors of

kveral provinces, to repair.with their troops to that
pinsinfuLl.
When our Readers recolle& what we Dated yeller.
day, refpeaing the French troops marching towards
the Adriatic, they will be at no lots to underhand
what power the Porte fufpees at the prefent moment.
A Letter from Rome dated Oftober 22, hates, that
a part of the French troops which have hitherto been
in the kingdom of Naples, are marching towards
Ancona, anclthe upper part of Italy.
Our letters from Hamburgh of the :Bth ult. Rate,
that a report was pretty generally credited there,
that the French would foon evacuate Hanover. In
the mean time they are carrying off every thing
worth removing from that country.
Letters from Frankfort Rate, that on the tath
ult. a Ruffian Courier paffed through there with or.
ders for Count MARILOFF to leave Paris immediately.
In every quarter there Teems an unufual bugle.
—A letter from Copenhagen, of the Bth ult. Rates,
that the Ruffian Ambaffador there had on the pre.
ceding day received very important difpatches from
his Court, brought by a Rerun Officer. and which
were known to relate to the line of conduit which
tome of the Northern Powers would (eon be obliged
to follow at the prefent crifis.
More particulars in our next.
The Stocks continue to improve.

Some interefting eonverfation took place in the
Honfeof Commons lall night,on the affairs of Ireland.

Five millions, to be railed by Exchequer Bills, were
ye flerday voted in a Committee of Ways and Mear s.
This furry, together with the annual Duties, which
were voted at the fame time, Mr. Arnim °von Rated
would be all he ihould want until anadvanced period
of the Seffion.
We hates to correft the article from Bow.areet
refpeiting Volunteers in our Paper of yetlerday.—.
The perfons brought before the Magiftrates did not
belong to the Loyal North Britons, but the Loyal
Britons—No, no, the Loyal North Britons never pot
their hand to the plough, aad look back!
Difpatches from Admiral Coauwattis anoomboo,
that the has been able to keep his &scion off Bee%
and that the French fleet has made no attempt to
come out.

We have the pleafure to lay before our Readers an
Account of the net produce of the permanent Taxes,
prefented to the Houfe of Commons yellerday. This
important document prefents a comparative Rate-
ment between the quarters ending on the loth of
Odober, 1802, and the loth of Odober, 1803, and
of the years ending on the fame days.—Tbe
rence in the total amount between the 'aft and pre-
fent year, is no lefs in favour of the prefent than
4,993,2411. 9s. !! ! Nor has this vaft difference
been produced by an unexpeaed or fudden exceeding
in any one branch of the revenue.—lt is general, and
univerfal.—Under every different head there is an

In the Clams or Excife at 4.1411,93 s up 3
In the Recife • 1A95,763 1. 4
la the Stamps - - **LA,' 10 7
In the Incidents -
• 6E7,476 8 73

The War Taxes for the year 7803 are not includ-
ed under any of the above heads t they amount to
631,7051. ills. pp. We need fcarcely add, that the
Tax on Property, the returns upon which have not
yet been made, forms no part of the above account.
Upon fuch a financial ftatement we cordially con-
gratulate the Public. It is the moll viaorioas anfwer
to all Bomararrs's braggart manifelloes and me.
naces apainll the commercial and precast credit af this
Country. We have been (hut out of the Elbe NMI the
Wefer—locked out of Holland and Pleaders, and
France—PruUia has, only by health, admitted ne...
with Spain we have had but a doubtful connealon
—Portugal has fcarcely dared to embrace us—with'
the Roman and the Neapolitan States..-with the
card Italian Republics, the Cifalpiae, the °moth,
and the I.ucchefe, we have hardly had any come-
fpondence ; yet, in fuch a year, and in fpite of all
thefe difficulties and oldacles, the difference between
Sox and 1803, has been in favour of the latter
4,993,1411. 91. Bid•

AN ACCOUNT OF THE NET PRODUCE OF ALL THE
PERMANENT TAXES,
IN Tat WAS AHO,7
_INDIO° TOE SOTO DAY OW

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