Star.
London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

From the Right Hari. the LORD CHIEF BARON.

To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary. Chcapade, near St. Pant's,
Qllt —I do you the jutlice of acquainting you that
LA my Son has derived very material benefit front your Winne
Medicine, barley/ been reached byWorms ahe.re a year in the moth
formidable manner. and attended ty a Phytlciaa of great &IL my
own perfonal tricot', t ventured, bet not without aetpsalutMg him,
in adno:.ll2 your Mecheine • the confecurner wa.. tint my Son
Dat relit red from LOAD which eamet With propriety be deferaa•
r J, but wliJi appeared to be the Near of theft peruiciour animals;
1,1 I further arAraiNt you, that from the eat and efficacy of the
oper.vion Q. your Medicine, I am encouraged to repeat it, if I peet•
c, ire any iymptieno with which I am well aciaabswd f..
very chi., ere sperienm _ .

l'h.tve Jro reconime. sited your Medicine to my frienda, patties.
olv a tanuly wets which I am nearly connected, where it his
thue very gre.,tferuhte, and when we Meet 1 Man actuoict yos
with morn maxim is which it ha. been attended with pais&
ruc:rfs, tint-chi:ly among pony cluldren. I am, Sir,
I our lorry vhedicid rirant, AR. hIACIDOXALDv.
Duke fir rt, %Vettmitlt..r. I.mt. at.

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( London. in b.:meat t • 61 sou as. yd. c.icia: auy be had
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LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29.

mice OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confob, far money 57}1—ditto, for am 37i 4--•
lacing Bilb par to ra aid per C. Navy 891 90
Raduced ti —short Ana. a tl-i6=otnniutn 61.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
Bank Stock 161 hong n. t 6 13-16 tt-161
3 per C. ita Ann.36ii India Stock tyy
3 per Cent. Cone5 itlif bifb 5 per C. Safi
4 per Cent. yait Confolo for ACC 714
5 per Cent. Navy ri 89i 3 per C. to be rail Ap.9Bi 99
5 per Cent. *797, 974 k

The Gazette of Saturday night (for which fee the
laft page) contains the particulars of the attack made
by the letroarasiza on a portion of the French flo-
tilla on Tucfday laft off the French Coaft ; and of
another, made by fame of our cruizers, on the fame
day, againft a divifion of the enemy that came out of
Oftend at nearly the fame hour. Neither of the at-
tacks was attended with any decifive fuccefs. The
divifion which was fo fpiritedly attacked by Captain
Ow ts, fucceeded in gaining the harbour of Boulogne,
and one of our veffels, the Corrwc r gun-brig, fril
into the poiliffion of the enemy, by getting aground
in the purfuit of the divifion which came out of
(Mend. Fortunately the crew were enabled to lave
thenafelves on board of the CaIIIZEIL gun-brig, which
was in company at the time.

By the Littion Mail. which arrived this morning,
we have receiv.l the following letters :

4' GI , MT. 27.

" The fever which broke out at Malaga has ex-
tended itfelf to revere' other cities. Cadiz, Alicante,
Ite. have been vifited by it, and even we have not cr-
imped. It is now, however, thank Goo, on the de-
cline. and the number of deaths here is now averaged
at twenty per diem."

" Li. ow. OrToste. 13.

Since the arrival of the hill Packet from England,
rumours of a War with Spain have been very preva•
lent, and appearances Rrongly induced us to epee
k will take place of eourfe. This ill-fated country
cannot avoid feeling the die t% of it, however the
way decline taking any part in it. Already are we
calculating on the facrifices we have to make."

Aletter from a neutral dipolomatic agent at Paris
Rates, that before the Ruffian Ambaffador, d'Ou-
Pam, left Mentz, he received the rhinsatein of BoNA-
PART, from M. TALLIY11•110. In this State Paper
Boaaraara offers :
A. To Indemnify the King of Sardinia with the whole of Tot.
early, sod a part of the Duchy of Parma to proclaim him King of
!muds; and to mate the young King or Etruria King of Sardinia,
odd& Wand la to las ceded to him.

silly. To etiolate Hanover,upon condition that this Eledtorate
Sall ►e occupied by Pruffian troops, during the preterit war ; that
tbefame reftations sgainit Britt& goods Gull be continued u they
sow g and that Hanover mall pay an annual fum of half a rat-
like el dollars fa France, until the conclution of a Peace with Eng-
land.

~ That the general alibi of Italy, the oempation of the
Wisdom of Naples and the Seven 020 be regulated at a
Cogged% to be ecanpofed of Minders from France, Ruffle, A 'atria.,
Praia. and Spida.
*My. That the Convefs tall be vetted with powers to fettk all
Me tismaads of the fevaal German Princes, and make for that
peps& new territorial arrangements, and grant new indemnities
gthty. That Switzerland and Holland tall remain le fns
until a peace with England, wimp their entire independence than
be contented to by Pewee, and refpetted in future.
Such are the terms as reported in the diplomatic
circles at Paris, which B has confented to
grant to the demands of Rums- As the pacific tem-
per of the Emperor ALLIAIIMIL is well known. this
condefcenfion has canted the late rife in the French
funds, it being the general opinion that thefe terms
will be accepted; and that a Continental War will
trot take place for Come time.

Letters from Holland, mention, that the leading
perfons in that country were divided into feveral
Aron parties, each contending for the afcendancy
in the new Government, and each endeavouring to
[upport itfelf by the French interell. It is laid, that
the plan of the new conaitution has been already fet-
tled by the Council of State, and that it bears a It rong
affinity to that which fu!ifiled before that revolution
which terminated in the espultion of the Houfe of
Orange. That the Republican torn of Government
will ►e dellroyed, we have little doubt. The tyrant,
at whole and the fate of that unfortunate country
depends, hates the very name of a Itepub!ic as much
as the moll Inveterate Royalid that has b:cri ruined
by the French Revolution.
A letter from the Hague, of Tiaefday laf, (latex,
that from r 5 to ao,ooo Ruffian troops. tinder the
convoy of feveral (hips of war. were on the eve of
failing from the Black Sea for the Adriatic. This
report Items to derive credit, from the extraordinary
belle with which the French are pouring their f"rces
into the kingdom of Naples. In addition to the troops
which have been devouring that country, contrary to
the faith of the moll folemn engagements, not lets
than so,oco men have lately entered it from France.
The King of Pruff:a is (aid to be bufily engaged
in mediating between France and Ruffia. His obvious
partiality for the I/fin-per mull render any interference
of his extremely fufpicious, and conferocntly little
likely to fucceeJ.
The French and Batavian troops, on the craft of
Flanders. are (aid to (offer much from the effells of
as epidemic difeafe.

A great bu3le is Ilated to prevail oo board the

tranfport fleet in the Teed ; it is alto faid that the
troops at Zeyit are under orders for embarkation; at
the fame time, however, arrangements are made for
their further fupport in camp, fhould circumitances
delay their embarkation.

Notwithaanding the extreme badnefs of the wea-
ther, the French continue naively employed in
firengthening the foctifications of Nieuburgh, on the
Wefer ; the men are unremittingly employed from
brut[ of day till dark.
The Senate of Hamburgh was offered, by General
a M ADOI Ts, a mortgage on the faltworks and lime-
pits of Lonenburgh, as fecurity for the 600,c00 rix•
dollars which they have been obliged to lend the
States of Hanover, for the payment of the French
troops, but the Senate refufed to receive the pledge,
on the ground that France had not a right to alienate
a property which did not belong to her.
We under Rand that Parma and Piacenza are &rally
to be united to the kingdom of Etruria.
It was believed at Peterfburgh, at the date of the
tall accounts, that Count Wonow zow was immedi-
diately to be recalled from Mofcow, and replaced at
the head of the Foreign Department. His health, it
is added, was much improved.

The Ruffian Beet continued at Copenhagen at the
date of the laft accounts. The Imperial Ambaffa•
dor, M. dc LISSA cawarscu, went on board the Rof-
fian flag thip, to celebrate his Majefty's birth day.

M. de KLU,?EL, the Ruffian Minifier at Ratifbon,
has prefented another short, but energetic Note to the
Diet, urging it to the difcuffion of the Cubic& •f the
violation of the Germanic territory, and challenging
its decifion on the quellion, which is declared to in-
volve its honour, its fafety. and its exiflence. Baron
Flown., the Aufirian Commiffary, immediately fet
off for Vienna, to receive further inamdions from
his Government on the occafion.
Towards the dote of the laft month, mow
French troops paired through Bologna, on their route
to the dominions of the King of Nap I.ss.
The King of Sweden, on the sgth inn. received a
letter from the Emperor ALsxminsa, conveying, in
jerms of the warmea attachment, afurances of the
moil efficient fuccour, in the event of his being at.
tacked by France.
Two Ruffian couriers arrived at Vienna between
the 6th and :nth init. Their difpatches occafioned
feveral meetings of the Cabinet Miniflers ; after which
meffengen were difpatched to Peterlburgh„ Berlin,
Paris, and Naples.
Previous to the liberation of the Ruffian (hip at
Cuxhaven, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at Ham.
burgh fent to Peterfburgh an extraordinary Courier,

announcing her detention.
An article in one of the Dutch Papers Pays—
" Letters from Semlin of the zath ult. Rate, that the
Kerziels Rill keep the Pacha of Belgrade in confine-
ment. Czerni George, the Chief of the inforgents,
had given orders to invert the place again, if, after the
meffage he fent, the Pacha was not liberated. The
Kerziels treated this meffage with cuntempt ; upon
which Czerni George threatened to put all the Ker-
ziels that &avid fall into his bank to death."
Private letters from Malaga, by way of Holland,
down to the zfith September, Rate, that the deaths
amounted to 74 on the asth, when the diforder was
on the decline foppored to be owing to the depopu-
lation of the place. Such was the general difirefs
from the want of perfons to attend the fick, that the
galley naves and other convias were fet at liberty,
and received 3o dollars a day to perform this duty ;

moft of them, of courfe, fell viAims to the dreadful
difeafe. At Velez Malaga (a place about to miles
from the city) it was raging with the utmoft violence,
as well as in f 1 parts of Spain, particularly in
the province of Granada, and in the towns of Ali-
cant and Valencia.

On Saturday Sir JOHN Olt Di received his appoint-
ment to an important command. He is to hoill his
flag nn board of the Gerrity, and, with nine fail of
the line, and the Mkt/USA and ',testy frigates, is to
put to fca immediately.
Thurfd.ry morning, the remains of his Grace the
Duke of Ls Ira sreß were interred in the family vault
at Kildare. His Gracc's difordcr was a ftranguary,
and his fufrcrings were extremely fevere.
A letter from Hull dated the 27th, fays—" By
the Captain of a neutral velTel which arrived here on
Monday in eight days from R,-,ttcrJam, we learn
that at the period of his leaving that place no veffels
had been feized there on account of having Britifh
manufactured goods on ho red, a. was repowd to
have been the cafe in fume other ports: free ingrefs
and regret's was allowed on the river, the French
guardfitips which had been placed there having been
removed. He brings intelligence however, that all
Brit& manufactured goods would in future be con.
&cited on i nportation ; but that other articles would
Rill be admitted under the cußomary regulations."
Estraft of a letter, dated the t ith intl. from Capt.
ll,riattra,n( his Majefly's (hip ALIACOR WO a naval
Officer at Greenock:—"s I yetterday had my rig-
gmg and fails much cut up, main and main-top-mall
fhot through, betides being hulled, but no one hurt :
it was in driving five of their gun flotilla long tuggers
on (bore, near Port Diellutte, where, from the heavy
turf that broke over them they c% idently will be de-
!frayed, as all lalf night it blew hard on their (bore.
' Our grape and round told well, being within two
cables length of the Turf, with a bower and fpring
which gave me great opportunity of plating upon
them. We fa* many wounded carried rip the beach,
r and I have no doubt, from being fo crouded with
men, many muff have Mitered—they were under a
round battery of none. One of their 32 pounders
came through the fide, and lodged ou board, after
annoying my ties li,a c.rl r