Star.
London, England, 1804-11-02 00:00:00

LONDON.

To4sermy we mall lay berm our Readers an account of the
march made by the malignant fever, which Low t az:ea at Gi-
braltar, and which, we arc lorry to had not aLatol ou the
jd of Ottaber•

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s.
!RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Codas. for Matey cf.-ditto, for acc• 73.
Itoduced 561-.omniutn 641

We have estrafted from Come American Papers
which have reached us the accounts of a trernenlous
gals of wind which took place in the harbour of
Charldioms, on the 7th of September. PAbly this
might have been the sad of that hurricane which has
done fuch mifchtef in the Windward Ulan& ; of -vhich
fbme further accounts are given in our Punt-mouth
letter.

Thismorningtwo mails arrived from Gnttertbutgli,
from which we have made fume extra 66 :
STOCRHOLIII, OCT. al.—Orders have been given
for the royal carriages to repair to Yilad to meet the
lEing and Family upon their return from Stralfund,
and convey them home. Great pi eparaticns a►e
making for a general illumination upon their artival.
They are expo:fled about the end of the mood•.
GOTT!lranaO. OCT. a6.—The French Commercial
Agent, who yet refides here, has received an order
from his Government to quit Sweden imntediately.
Mr. SPLNetn, SMITH, late Englifit Minifler at Stut-
gard, arrived here on the xrd infl. from StrAllund ;
every means is taking for the defence ut that fortrefs.

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Ye!erday Count d' ALTO, s,under the title of Count
de. Puirnisvar, arrived at Yarmouth in the Prince
of Wales packet from Gothenburg. de was accnm-
paaied by the Chevalier de Porstc tie, Abbe de Tts,
and fame dontegics. Mr. &sacra S4ITH, late En-
wdy Ettraordinary to the Eleflor of Wurtcmbergh,
and fuita. came over in the fame welfel.

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'Ms rooming arrived a Mail from Liibon, brought
0 Fa lneoath by the Town SIND Packet.

The ILLOSTIdWS man of war, Sir CHARLES HA.
WILTON, is arrived at Plymouth from our fquadron
of Ferrol, which the left all well on the 27th ult.—
The day before the failedi a veffel arrived with dif
patches from OUT Government to Admiral CocllltAtili.
giving information of the capture of the Spanith fri-
gates. A fignal was immediately bolded on board
of the Admiral's (hip, for all Captains, and every
perfon belonging to the Britifh fquadron, to quit the
sore, and not to hold any communication with it till
farther orders. Not a tingle boat was (offered to ap-
proach the fhip which brought the difnatches, that no
intelligence might be communicated from it. Sir
Caseates HAMILTON kc. off for town immediately on
Lis landing.
We have received fome accounts from our (qua-
dean off Ferrol, all of which agree in listing, that no
tarmaineott were preparing in that port. and for this
good reafon, that the naval arfenals were totally on.
provided with the means of (milling one upon the
soca limited Peale.
By accounts from Valencia, dated early in Ofto-
ber, we have been favoured with fume farther parti-
cular: of the Spanifh infurreftion.
At the beginning of laft month, between thiec and
foer thoufand of the King's troops entered the pro-
vince of Bifcay, without any opposition from the in-
forgents. Admiral MAsSAICDo, and General Oa-
sayses.a, who are laid to have been the ringleaders in
that revolt, were arrefted and fent to Burgos. Up
wards of two hundred of the moft important perfons
concerned in the inforration are faid to have fled in
confequence of the unfavourable anfwer received from
Bow AAAAAA to whom it is reported the Bikayans
offered to become valtals, as the head of the French
Government.—His Imperial Majefly is flatedto have
recommepded to them to continue in fultjzEtion to their
own Sovereign, to whofe affiftance, in cafe it were ne-
ceffary, he would fend an army of two hon:lred thou-
rand men. The bufinefs was, notwithfianding, con-
fidercd as far from being fettled.
A report of a very momentous and extraordinary
nature has reached In by the fame conveyance ; but
it is cf (itch a nature as to render it an aft of di:Cm-
lion to refrain communicatii:;t it to the Public.
Accounts from Laois, of the toll ult. mention,
th. it the Porttiguefe Government hat eflablifhest cot- Yefteiday, at one o'clock, the Sparifli Ambatt.dor
duns of totops on the frontiers, for the porpile of pre- had an interview with Lord Haeltowsy, and cmiti-
venting the introduftion of thepeftilenii.i fcver,ah,d, Toted with hi. Lorclfit'p tlitee. Son after tba
had made fach ravages at Malaga and ~:her pats of edith Amhatiador had a
he ball on ar n interview.
Sisals. All thok who were found corning Pram any in 11\,:noense eaten
part of the Spanifh territory. were ;now !:.1•,1v I A it;
t.. 0 or....ePTS More r, has licen
rated and hurried to the I.:I tretto, may either Port,moith or Pt-moot:).
indoor, at the date of titer,: ACCoUnIS, c .ruin-J. j Mt. Fi.x, we lw aAni, is sprinted one of the
guardians of tie yoirrig Doke of Ls IN s r a.
Yellerday we received accounts from Ly I The heroic' batiali•in of the aid 11,711!and regi-
way of AmlierJam, ann-uncing :he dt:.'.•rte c t t!.e mem landed on the s(th ult. at irt.ni Eng-
usaliguant fever, which has r. ge lat Malaga. We , land``nd were bilhted through that Cr
have now the fatisladion to are, that, on the fal. orditiv, to acc•itritt !Sims Florence, ths bank of
Maser, the deaths We: c no mine than fit ur
! Nlt'tt-co Matta fia.si, hanks to her Er ituitias
payment for the lute of two mil.
At Vele: Mains it Was alto rapidly declining. Otlrl liens r.( fend
occostats from Cosiiz come down to the id initant, and l'untesso.—Toeflay a bate,, which lailed an
Date, that, although .ice diforiCT had made its appear- 1,14 4.. d five n.i. 1' a. 1---ight on Wimbledon-
sues there, its progrefs was not very great, and none common, totween Cionor, an Irifhman. and
of thole who had formerly hi en aftl•Sed oils it were Mite, a Sh-tlao.ini4n; rata nombers
truolier:cantntteetitt.l.tt
jf viiihriAmt.oliuttp7for tro
now attacked by it. At Al;eant th:y were since free
from it, and every precaution itad beat emrluiedto not till be had a true Cu;,
vICTOM iu appcaraact eft that

Yeflerday we laid before nor Readers a retry of a
Letter from the French Minider of Marine to j r tote e
BowaraaTa, on the lubjeft of his marriage:—chit
day we infert another letter from the fame Minitler,
to M. nowt', the French Mittifter in America,
on the fame fobjeet. They ate (aid to have been in-
tercepted, but when and by whom is not mentioned.
—We are not much inclined, however, to doubt
their authenticity. They appear to be genuine.—
Poor lIIItnIME is in a fad predicament in conic-
quence of his marriage—and unlefs he is content I
to facritice fame, wealth. and honour, to hwe, it
teems he will have nothing bat love for his por.
tion. NAPOLEOOI it ridizoloufly and abfurdly offen-
ded at an alliance formed by his brother (perhaps at
too early an age indeed), bat in which these is no
thing unequal. uniefs between private perfons like
It cc ME and his wife, aid a felf-created Emperor like
hlaroLlow. Cornpatifons may be odious in inch a
matter. But has Imams made; more 4ifcreditable
marriage than Narot.rox, one of his brothers i Na-
rot.com fhould have GU nothing about this baners.
He has been the arrifetr of I.: (mot fortune to be fore,
and of his glory too. But the left there is fait! of the
/key of his lover the better. He has got fet his bre
thren the faireß example in this way.
The people of America mug be much flattered by
's repudiation of their conneZlion. What
will they think of Bo 's pious, prudent, and
brotherly advice to IRROINII, to run away from his
wife, and to treat her as a mete concubine, betaufe
(he is quite below lig, though the is quite as rood as
any if awns) This moil teach them not to pay too
much attention to the eajakriaa of the Boxa►atrs's
and the 1' 'a, Mho fornetintes mar nil_
them for their purpode•, and at the fame time lAnich
I at them, or confider them as cleatures aitog-then of
an inferior fpecies.

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