Star.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAILS.

This morning three of them, being all that were
due, arrived at the Poft Office.
The accounts from Malaga report, that the Epi.
demy has begun to abate.
Difcontents rem to be indeafing in the Turtifis
dominions, which have (hewn themfelves in the way
usual in thai country, namely, fatting fire to their

towel,
The Ruffians Rill continue to fend noon to Corfu:
For other particulars we refer our Rusher} to the
following camas :
Vara*, Ocr. 6.—The French Ambalradort
M.
Cas it 1.13/IY, hay received, with his qew credentials,
his letters of Fecal, lie will probably have his au-
dience of leave of his Imperial Majelty at Linta,
and
thence fet out on his return to Franc, as he will cuter
on tie office as Miniller of the interior, previous to the
Coropatioa. Hjs firil Secretary of Legal;t7p, M.
DAIMON, will remain here as Charge d'Affaires.
OCT. to.—The late Minifter of State, M. Taw-
am has been very ill at Freiburg : but according as
the laft accounts, he was foritewhat better.
The price of grain continually advances.
CORSTAMTIIIOPLI,SSPT. IO.—A fire of eight hoer,
Continuance has to day laid in ekes five warm*
and above woo hooks. In the night of the 7tb, sl
large Tillage in the vicinity of the capital, priaci•
pally inhabited by Jews, was likewife burned.
Ss rrs west 22.—Laft week a Courier arrived here
from Paris, with difpatches to the French Ambaffe.
dor, containing advice of the reciprocal acknowledg-
iment of the two Imperial dignitier of France and
Außria. The laterouncio has alto within thefts few
days received advice of this acknowledgment, and
communicated the intelligence to the Sublimc Porte.
I lie Row ezpeas the arrival of his new credentials.
The powerful force which the Paella of komelia
has affembled againft the rebels in his province, has
occafioned the Rokachigli, or chief of there banditti,
to fly with Come thoufands of his partifans into the
territory of PafTwsn Oglou. Another infirrgent,
Mimi Paella, who has feized the Government ci
Acre, is willing, fence he is blocked up on all fides,
to enter into negotiations with the Porte. His nego.
elation has been entruaed to a man of probity and
merit, who has claimed the confidence of the GaaaD
SEIGNIOR.
The laic defirudive fire which laid the village of
Tophana, the artillery barracks, in afire:, is attributed
to the difccntent of the populace on account of the
fcarcity of bread. The J.iniffaries likewife have not
received their pay for fame time.
A Ruffian fhip of 64 guns, with about Soo troops
on board, arrived here on the 27th ult. on her way

to COTIJ.
ITALY, Oct. T.—Two perfons have been smiled
at Leghorn, for making fignals to privateers At fear
to inform theM when (hips, laden with merchandize,
were about to fail.'
The journey of the Pops (who is now monied
from his indifpolition) to I'atis will be by Florence,
Bologna, Alexandria, &c. where all necieffary Prena*
rations are making for his reception.
As there are tome diflurbances in Turki(h Albania,
the gartifon in Außriau Dalmatia, and at Cattaror
;lave been reinforced.
hlsarz, Olr. 6.—The Ruffian Charge d'Affaires 4
on t'.e zd MR. received difpatches by a courier from
St. Petelfburgh, immediately after which he gave in
:,otc to the Islinifter TALLITIAND, and the Jay al-
ti:r left the city.
:t .s un."erßend that the Eleitoral Prince and
Pm:: Levis of Baden, the hereditary Prince Of
'i,•& Dar mfladt, :he Prince of Ifenburg, the Prince
of Vahw Weilburg, and 1,. oral Counts of the Elm
z, repani to Paris sdsolit the end of Offober•
to be preterit at the folemnities of the coronation.
Thor: Princes who cannot attend in pular+, it is ex.
petted, wall fzild Arrthaffador: extraordinary.
The rrports in feveral of the German Papers relaiii
live to certain changes to be determined here, kens,
not to be conF.rmed. Our Emperor willies the peel
::c:TAII n of the peace of the Continent.
VILNMIA. OCTOITA 6.—it is afferted, that al (00ft
ac ti,r VACLI• on lo: the General Diet at Ratifbon
Lz terminated, a very tisane,' Note on the part of
the tsniictor ct &us ri a will be thlivcr cd to the rro.

FRAN eimmer, OCT. r.}.—They write from Nancy,
Odober 9, that M. CHAMPAGNY, late French Am-
baffador at Vienna, paired through tha city on hi.
way to Paris, where it is expeeted he will be ap-

pointed Minilter for Foreign Affairs.
HAGUE' OCTOBP 16.—To.day it was reported
here, that an embargo had been laid on all thins.—
It was fuppofed that this meafute was in consequence
of the expedition againfl England. and the report oc •
cafioned here a very great fenfation. According
however, to letters from Amfterdam, received this
day, Admiral KIRIURT has only taken fome mea-
fures of precaution againa (pies, and to prevent cer-
tain communications with England, in confequence
of which borne (hips from the North were prevented
from failing.
The day before yefterday, the legiflative body be-
gan its autumnal fittinga; it is believed, however,
that they will not continue the Rated time of fix
months, but that the raid body will Eton break up,
and no more deliberate on the plan of the new coal-
tution.
Hactos, Ocr. t6.—The Legiflative Body was af•
(enabled on Tuefday laR. The doors were locked.
Our Minifter to the Court of France, M. Scti I MMLL•
emit' tmc ‘, arrived yefterday ; we learn, that he will
'ere long, return to Paris, ac:ompanied by a Com.
mittee of the Council of State, to Aft at the Coro,
nation of the French Emperor, and to congratulate
that Monarch, in the name of our Republic.
We are informed, that the Members of the Coun-
cil of State, who will go to Paris to ailia at the Co•
ronation, will be infefted with the title of Envoys
Extraordinary from bur Republic.
Urtscirr, Ocroita 14•—The monument eretling
in the camp near Zeift. will be finifhed this week, and
the grand tnanoeutres will be performed next Sunday,
for the laR time immediately afterwards, the camp
'twill, in great part, break up, and the divifion of
General Dustoircaau take its winter quarters in
North Holland.
'Graze Hr. OCT. B.—A deputation from Atn-
lierdam waited upon General Maarsoar, laR Satur•
day, in the camp of Zeal, requeltlng him to take his
head quarters at Amfterdam for the winter.
Wzrzoae.. Or Tom 6.—The Princes and Counts
in this vicinity, who were at Mentz, have returned
to-day. Several of them will go to Paris to the corona-
tion. His Elatoral Highnefs of Hai, who on ac-
count of Ulnas could not gn to Mentz, and who the
day before yefterday returned from Wilhelmßadt,
through Gieffen to Cale', has been likewife invited

to go to Paris.
Our EleSor eipats an invitation from the Pope to
meet him at Paris, and there conclude the Concordat
fo important for Germany.
GEIIOA, Sir'. oz.—According to letters j•rom.
Bologna, the number of French troops which grill
march through that city for Southern Italy, amount
to 20,0C°.
An agreement has been entered into between
England and Ruffia, to pollefs the ifland of Malta in
common,for which purpoe scoz Ruffian troops will
loon go from Corfu to Malta.

The Spanifh Ambalrador waited on Lord Hes-
'owes, yefterday,ard had a long conference with his
Lordfhip. The anfwer which is to decide the queftion
of Peace or War with Spain, is not expeCted to ar-
rive in lets than a fortnight. In the mean time, feve-
ral more frigates have been difparched to cruise to
the fouthward, for the porpofe of detaining the re-
mainder of the Spanill2 treafure thips, now on their
way from America.
When the lafi accounts left Ceylon, tranquillity
was completely ►eftored in the ifland. The follow-
ing is a copy of the proclamation pultlifhed by the
Governor on the 29th Deetm'rer.
u Whereas tranquillity and good order have been reamed
throug!,out the Bri•ilh Settlements and Terirtories in the ifland of
Ceylon : We do Lartby proclaim and command that the admini
Stratton and estention of Martial Law throughout the f.dd fctite-
stunts and teriitori,s, with their dependencies, (hall forthwith
ceafe and determine."
According to a letter from Calmar in Swede,
befides the King of FRANCF, and their Royal High
nefTe,, MomstsVß and the Duke of Amonoteste, the
Swedifh Grand Chancellor, Count de FERSEN, the
Ruffian Chamberlain, Crunt Sotrisnsr, the late
Engtills Miniller to the Court of Stutgard, Mr. Spas"
call SMITH, and the Danifh Chamberlain, Baron
BLoras. were expeCted there. Shot,ld this be
the cafe, foundling die than the private family
affairs of the 800 e sows will be tranfaned there.—
His molt Chritlian Mrjefly, Lours XVIII. and the
Princes of his blood, intended to pirtslifh a proteft
againft the Corfican Itfurpations. That which ap-
peared in the Mnniteur was a forgery of BONA ?MIT F.
Tattrysaso, and Co.
A morning paper Hates the death rf the Duke of
Lrisisrss. We hope it is an error, as the Dublin
papers of Saturday do not mention it.
The Hon. !kills ROUTE sip arrived on Snnda► at
her father's feat (the Hon. Wittram Ili-invests), at
Patchworth, from rrance.
A Mr. Y./s is returned from Prance. He obtained
permitrion to return with his family, to England,
with the exception f one of his lona, a Lieutenant in
the Navy, who obtained a pairport frotn that Govern-
ment to return on his parole to England.
The Lords of the Admiralty have been ?leafed it)

direa, that the d illy pay allowed to Pilots for (hit is
1 of the 4th tate be 1114 reared to sp. per diem ; and for
Tips of the sth and 6th rates, to Bs.; and it is foul ter
their Izirdthin's intention, th:it a fuitahle pi-ill/Wien
(hall he mad._ 1 t the fa.iiilies .of tocis as ma.y lore
their live, in his Majelly'sfervice.
The Prinre of Walls has re•.:'ve..l 3 mull fuperh
yrefent of ivory chairs from Cf:P7.6,-: they ava inti.uded
Ic.r the Pavilion at Drie,hton.

BLOCKADING SQUADRONS.

Letters from our fquadron off Ferrol, Ten
yerterday, fay, it was daily expelled the Fr
(hips blockaded there would put to lea, as their c
had obtained confiderable reinforcements, not
of French, but of Spanifh tailors, forced into
fervice.

RAMISG•TF, OCT. 24.—tefterclay between
and five in the afternoon, a heavy firing was]
on the enemy's coaft, and the wind being eaftei
was fuppofed to come from Oftend or Dunkiri
is imagined here that the flotilla at Oftend emb
the,opportunity of this eafterly wind to proceed
to B u'ogne. The filing was heard alfo at Ma

DEAL, OCTOBER 24.—Sailed the DIVASTA
Loctvaa, and VoLcano bombs on a cruize a
French coati. Arrived the Aszat.ors frigate
Haiky Bay ; and the Norco Hoop of war h
cruize, and has made a fignal for a convoy
wetward.

Yeßerday afternoon PIM MORTALITa frigate
tain Owsn. failed from the Downs on a emit
his ufual vigilance he dlfcovered near Blacknel
of the enemy's large praams, and fixteen at
fcls, &e. from Flufhing, Dunkirk. and Calais,
to Boulogne, which he engaged :—they being
the protedion of their batteries efcaped int
logne. L'lststoaraurs has returned to the l
having received damage in her mans, and an
to add, had feveral of her people killed and
ed. Wind E. N. E.

nrmourx DOCK, OCTOBER 2

As erroneous flatements may creep into
per; refpeeing an accident which happened
tain Pecs?, of his Mtjefty's (hip FOUDII.OI
think it ncceffary to inform you, that on
morning tan, when off the Start, he felt fr
poop ladder of that fhip down to the low
deck, breaking the Sep' of the ladder in his
He WAS taken up perfeilly fenfelefs, and it w
time before any pulfation could be perceive(
Captain is molt dreadfully bruited, and his I
head much cut, particularly the left fide.
latter are three very bad cuts. On the thip'i
IA night he was immediately landed in hi
Cawfand, and it is with pleafure we atfure
gallant officer is pronounced out of danger
will be tome time before he can return to I
from the violent bruifes he has received. T
DIOT ANT, tout feventeen weeks, arrived wi
twelve tons of water on board ;_no fuel
Bay, FOUDZOTANTLB4 guns, Admiral Sir
G Captain Puna/. TOWN•NT, 84 gt
taro parts ; CoLossus, 74, Captain biota
ftsrut.ss, 74, Captain LEGGI.

LEKDEN CAMP, OCTOBER st

This morning the whole line was out at
Meath, and formed feveril oblong fquares,
the brigades have been for Tome time praelifi
camp ground, but a florin, attended wit
rain for fevers' hours, obliged them to
Camp, where they arrived, wet to the fk
fix o'clock in the evening, which it is hopes
the IA Boxftead amufement this feafon,
The zcth Light Dragoons are quartere
wich, the 2:d at Woodbridge, and the :ft,
als, are Rationed at Colchefter,Wheely. ant
The third Military Ball was numeroufly ar
ably attended on Friday left, at the WI
Cliche(ler. The Hon. Mrs. Hove, Lady
and daughters, and Lady SSLIMA STEW/
among the company. An excellent fuppe
perfons, was ferved up in Watkin's ufual
gance, and the company broke up at an I
in the morning.
OCTORER 23.—The camp broke up yefiet
3tll, oci, silk and gad Regiments of Fool
Weely, under the command of Major-Gent
The Fifefhire North Britifh Militia got
mouth; Lord CHARLES FITZROY'S briga
to Ipfwieh ; and Major General CAMI
Wom.br dge. The Royal Lanark Militia,
duty t *Neely, are under orders for Cheln
commence their march on Friday next.
lowing General Orders have been circuk
oceafion:—

Head gy.ar!cri,

The following movements are to take p
breaking up of camp, and the troops now
trio taking up their winter quarters :
Wednefday, the 24th infant, the firf tirtalie
regiment to relieve the Royal Lanark&ire Milltia,l
Ihurfday, the 23th inft the park of artillery.
ditto, Royal Pembroke, and Royni lane.ihire, to C.
rack•.
Friday, the 26th left. the 91,1 to Wee!), ; the Ro
to Colcheiter; and on Svueday the a7th, to mice
ford.
Ncro,tr, the aqth, Lard Charles Fitzroy's brigs
Eaft Isliddleke. to Ipfwich Barracks.
A brigade of four long Gz•Founden and four light
to accompany the column under Lord Chucks Pita
qua tered at lyfivich. (Signed)
W. Mu r sot, Dep. Arn

Thurfday the firs divifion of the 41
highlanders, under the command of C
and on Saturdm the fecond divifion of
giment arrived at Liverpool; and on
embarked and failed for Ireland.

Fiess.—A fire, attended with moll ca
clunitances, broke nut on Monday evetiii
the liable* at the Black Boy Inn, Chelm
ral hundred Hanoverian foldiers halted I
the town, and its vicinity, and from the
tiers billeted on the inn-keepers, they wet
to lodge !hem in 1141.1 es and out houfec ;
tered at the Black Boy had retired to a fl
them, with their pipes, and, it is fuppoi
fire dropping from one of them, come
fonse loose liraw, which get the premifi
By the anivity exerted by all ranks on
the conflagration was prevented Irons e
gond the premifes ; but we at e forty to
four of the loldiers are mitring, 35 of wl
dies were dug out on 'Fuel-day.

OM

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ONDON. ,

za Gorr to.elorraw.

OCTOBER ty.
lON TO TIM TIIKONI --Holiday at all
le Public Offices.
iTOCKS YESTERDAY.
India Stock t 764
India Bonds. par tr. dif.
kith 3 per Cent. Reit.
Each. Bills, par to. Oil.
Orenium, prem..
Engbat Tirketa 231.1e4.
Conf. for acc. 374
3 per C. to be paid Ap.911 99

4,11
nf. 491

e report of four Dutch detesters,
n positive orders from Aix-la•Cha-
t Commodore at Ferrol to fail for
t helhould be obliged to fight his
;Toilers. The fquadron would, in
already left Ferrol, had not an
ho Sparta Miniller of Wine ar•
with difpatches, which induced him
r inn rations from France. It is
1, and on board the French fleet,
ch are equipping at Cadiz and Bar-
crate with the French as auxiliaries
diftance from the Spanfth coal, as
zet regards its ntutraty encroached
Inefs of our blockading fquadron.
rt aftert, that the greateft anarchy
.evail all over Spain ; that the in-
began near Whoa. has extended to
; provinces ; and that the infurgents
yards of 60,000 men, and were daily
is latter report was confirmed by an
an from. Corunna, who added, that
e intonation are Spaniards formerly
!Ivice, and young men educated in
:ommon belief among all defies of
he diffolution of the Spanifli Monar-
a general revolution is at hand. This
ftition is kept up by pretended pro-
Led by Spanilh prieftz in French pay;
'afore, not be furprifing, if an igr.o-
us deluded, and alfo tormented by
ate, will. from defpair, leek a remedy
all evils, a rebellion.

ad that Mr. Courvs, the bankers haS
from his corterptindent in Paris that
ptifoners at Verdun, with the excep-
ccin, have been put into dole confine-
the departure for England of Sitjam as
molt iniquitoufly affigncd as the
meafure. It is molt clear that Sir
a prifoncr of war. He bore the facred
charafler of a Miniiler, and n, law of
,Enpnfe upon him a p.ii*At ; did
reak a parole. But th • fpirit of eta-
ch the meafure of clofe ennfi tement is
roduee the moil cruel effea% if petrified
:rnment has been in the habit of grant-
llowance, over the ration of the French,
t of our feamen, and this has been for-
a. BR IF NTOIN who drew on Mars. THO
and Co. through M. PERRILGAUD.
iTOH now writes that he is obliged to
Nance, as he can no longer fee the due
F it.

ted that our Government will adopt a
.11 refpea to French prifoners, fimilar
the French Government has put in force.

.nt, we undertiAnd, has received certain
of the Emperor A LtIANDEIL having or-
rerch Charge d'Affaires to quit Peterf-
y fon, h :urs. This puts an end to all
ulations repeaing the prefervation of
en the two Powers. - .

rrt,l in the bell informed circles, that the
F the Frvach Emperor from Maltz was
Iron l'ari., of a very prelling
Four COUtitIS arrived on the morning
m whit he fct off. He had propofed to
ray of Holland, and orders had been if-
tingly, L it trey were fuddenly counter•
It is e% co wltif;•cred, that the coronation,
;ntsnds..d to take place on the
,cnsb‘r, will be Nt off ;o a more conve.
rtuoity ; tic pcpar:.tit ns, however, for
arc at prefcr.t cominued on :1 very extra-
e.

receding colurr.n we have given far-1
Is from the lltach rApers recciccd ivter-
(mg the Dutch jrurnals, is cr.: enti.!ad
5, the fiKtnum`....: cf v..hich was puUlifht:.:
h infant, a Inv days after the I...pi:at:Tina
M,e,:ban:, from the tie, of which it rule,
ich it appears but the c3nti:aartim, with

1.y.-rchmt and l.rr Fen G:Prete Were both
Ily fupprelfed by the Dutch Government
:onfequence cd a Note deiivered by M. SE-
, the Frcnch AtnhAra..'.r.r at the Hague.
;es exhibi!ed agatntt the 1'e:r.:1!
nn acceAnt of its pattiailly, and •

Z;Vitlg alit-

:ement,e of is.telligeoec (ircoLh ;n!th:e.rtwe
ly) to the di1.4,1vAnt.”7.: Lf the
France. The 1. ;:lr.J
•nt.-.,!`A in guilty, involved ii thc fvne
n:, w:l4mut any AcctlfAilon. I i, cet,;cc-

at the . ?ions ciirAel, contained •t from
lon 11,1p4a, FlC;pitAted its fall. It how-
&: plibt,iiiej that it wr. o.;cafion,A by the