Star.
London, England, 1803-02-23 00:00:00

HAMBLTRCH MAILS.

This day eight Mails arrived from Harnburgh,
from which we have made fuck extraCts as their
number and the time would allow. To-morrow
we fhall give fome farther details.
ST. PETERSBLIGH, JAN. 21.—OUT Court having
now come to an underflanding with England and
France refpeCling Malta, Couriers have been
difpatched On this account to Paris and London.
The Neapolitan troops in Malta, it is laid, are to
be maintained at the expence of England, Ruflia,
and France ; but this requires confirmation.
The EMPEROR hasbought a large piece of land
in the neighbourhood of his Summer Keil
dente, Kamennoi Ofliof, and fent for hufbandmen
from England, who are fettled there in order to
carry on agriculture in the Englifh mode, and
with Englifh inaruments, under the Monarch's
own eye. The beautiful garden of Galowinfk,
which is included in this track, is turned into an
Englifh Farm.
BERLIN, Feb. I.—The Imperial Ambaffador,
Count STADION, had yeflerday his audience of
leave of his Majelly. He leaves this city on Thurf-
day, and will be fucceeded byCount METTERNICH,
hitherto Imperial Envoy at Drefden. The KING
has ordered the Girdle of CHARLES the Great,
which had been brought from Aix-la-Chapolle to
Paderborn, to be reflored to the EMPEROR. Count
STADION is to take it with him to Vienna.

AU Englifh Mellinger, coming from Peterf
burgh, pallid here yefterday for London. His dif-
patches are faid to relate to the guarantee of Malta.
Fea. 12.—A Courier has pallid through here
from St. Peterlburgh to Paris: the contents of his
difpatches are fuppofed to relate to the indemni-
fication of the EleEtor of Bavaria, for the lofs of
Eichlladt, and alfo to that of the Duke of Olden-
burgh, on the termination of which his Ira raatAL
MAJESTY wrongly infifls. Count BRUHL, Saxon
Atnbalrador in London, has prefented his admira
ble colleetion of Agronomical Books and Inftru
mews, belonging to two Obfervatories of his in
England, to the Obfervatory of Leipric. ,

Notice is given in IA n;ght's Gazette, that there
will Nei be a Drawing Room at St. Jame*.'s to-
morrow.

Marquis CORNWALLIs and Lord Bums, arrived
yellerday at their houfe in Old Burlington fireet,
from Bury.
We with to corm& a miltake into which we
find we have fallen, in common with our contem-
poraries. At the beginning of the prefent Seffion
of Parliament, the fpeech given as Sir RoaERT
'AMUR'S was fpoken by another Member. Sir
RosslT was then at Bath.
A grand Mafquerade was given on Monday
night, at the Pantheon, Oxford-ftteet. The build
ing was moD fplendidly lighted tip: the MUfiC was
excellent, and abounded in variety. The company,
which were numerous, difplayed confiderable di-
verfity of charader, and a more than ordinary
(bate of wit and humour. The (upper was
prepared by Mr. /Ed on, and did him much credit.
On Wednefday evening, the Dove houfe, at
Houlloun bleachfield, belonging to Mr. Robert
Park, was burnt to the ground, with all the drying
apparatus, fome cotton cloth and yarn. The pre.
mires are infured in the Liverpool St. George fire
°Sees

Josa Macwamaaa.—The fate of this unhappy
man, involved in the guilt and in the puniament
of Col. Defpard,fumiffies in its progrefs an ufeful
'elan to fociety, and fhould forcibly infirtiel thole
of his own rank particularly, how dangerous it is
for them to launch into the ocean of politics with-
out that knowledge which may enable them to
diflinguint the legal tracks of affirm, or without
being Pure that their paffions will not nfurp that
helm which fhould be under the rule of prudence
and of judgment. Macnamara had been one of,
chore nufguided men who formed in Ireland, what
may be called, the advance guard of rebellion: he
bad early adopted the wore principles of the
French revolution, and had familiarized his mind
to the wore means of carrying into effeft that li-
eantioufnefs and anarchy which he knew not to-
cefcriminate from true freedom, which is the off-
fpring of Heaven, and which cannot ally half with
treachery, cbwardice, and vice. He would be an
affallin ! If our Correfpondent's remembrance be
corral, Macnamara, fometime about the year 1796
or 1797, kept a public-houfe in Great Strand-
erect, Dublin, where feditious meetings were ac-
eneomed to be held, and where the affaeination
of the prefent Earl of CARKAMPTON was confpir-
od : for this confpiracy, the fubjeß of thefe obfer-
anions, and three other perfons, were tried at the
New Seffions Green.fireet ; from fame de-
ka in the evidence he was acquitted ; the rev
were convieted and executed in Strand-beer, op-
polite to the houfe which had been the fcene of
their bare and cruel machinations i thefe were the
ere, and, we believe, the only executions which
took place under the frith A@ of Parliament, mak.
jag it a capital offence to confpire the death of a
private fubjea. We are not enabled to fay, poll-
lively. that this unfortunate man had been en-
rolled in the fubfequent conflies of aftual rebel-
; but that be was, is probable. as it appeared
In evidence on his late trial, that he had not been
in this Capital more than three years. In a word.
he is a Rriking proof that a man once plunging
into vice becomes habitually bad, and that he can-
ape or will not terange himfelf from wickednefs,
even when it is waft dsllingnifhed by the chara&ers
of folly. He would be an afraitn, and has been
holed for thole Intentions which, algid upon, in
other countries lead to fortune and to power ; but
which, loader the wholefonse and virtuous Confli-
cation, which is the Briton's bee tredure and
pprsoudell bone, incur the juR ponifhment of the
lbws wad the detcßation of fociety.

CORN MfRKET, M4RKZAKE, FEB. 23.

jn confecinence of no arrivals fence Monday ha,
the few Sales which took place this day were the
fame for every article as thole in our latt.
ASSIZE of BRFAlL—Yellerday the Lord Mayor
ordered the Affize of Bread to be continued the
fame as latt week, viz. sqd. the Q2Artern Loaf of
*tVheaten, and 7:d. houtehold.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY so.

Sailed this day the Ranter, Jonas, for Plc.
month; the Fortune. Baoww, for Neath ; the
ligence cutter, Jonas, on a ctuize ; the French
brig Laborieufe, Capt. Joan MICHAEL CHARPEN.
rue, for Rochelle ; the Cherie, field packet,
lawn, with mails of the 16th intl. for the Lee-
wardlflands : no palfengers: alto the iValfinaham
packet, ROBANTS, with mails of the Istla init. for
Lifbon. The paffengers by her are Sir ARC H !BALES
MACDONALD and daughter, Dr. Noy TM, Mifs
NOUTH, and fervants.

Arrived the brig Flora, LEY, from hievagiirey ;
and the Four Friends, Hosk LNG., from Gweek
the Duke of York packet arrived on Friday laft
from Lifbon, in nine days : left there the King
George packet, which arrived on the 4th intl.
after a palfage of fix days: fhe was expeet:d to
fail from thence on the t7th inft. with mails for
England. The Lady Arabella and Princefs Eli-
zabeth packets, with mails from New York and
Halifax, and Jamaica, may be foon expeeted.—
Wind N.