Star.
London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VSKIIIe, tea SAILS*, MILT 3.—For Come days
paR traps of all kinds have been arriving here.
The artillery and part of the infantry have pro-
ceeded to the Ifle Dieu, to fortify it and defend it
from any nap de oasis by the Engfill, in cafe of
a rupture. The remainder of the infantry will re-
main here to form the garrifon of the place and
1 the forte.

Bauss ace, MAY B.—We are a &red that official
intelligence has been received, that the Cam Cow-
to:. will fet out from Paris, on his journey to the
ci &vast Belgium, immediately after the feffion of
the Legiflative Body is clofed. Some change, it
is Paid, has been made in his route. He fiat pro-
ceeds to Bruges, °Rend, and Ghent, and then to
this city, where his Ray will be longer than was
at fir announced ; that is to fay, be will take two
ezeurfronse one to Antwerp, and the other to Mons.
The number of ftrangers, who have already taken
lodgings in this city for the petiod of the Cum
Cousoc's arrival, is eftirnated at 6000.

Verona, Anus. ha poll from Con-
flantinople has brought us no intereflingnevrs from
that Capital, except Tome details in regard to the
intimation of Abdul Wechab, a name which, in
the Arabic, lignifies Tie Princelier es& 1.01.—
According to there details, the number of the
partifans of this Amin/ amount already to nearly
sco,ooo.mollly Arabs. He has formed a Council
competed of Schieks or Chiefs, who have Pined
him with their hordes. He has already publilbed
feveral Manifeftoes, i• which he announces, that
he watt to alablint the Mahometan religion in
its primitive purity. The whole extent of country
between Medina, Mecca, and Baton, has tub-
witted to him.

Towards Aleppo he has experienced an obfli.
nate refinance from tome of the Schick., who had
a numerous party, but he found mesas to beat and
difperfe them. Abdul Wechab is now endeavour-
ing to extend his =opens towards Egypt, and to
gain over the Bey. as well as the Arab tribes of
that country. It does not, however, appear, that
the rebels have yet made lb...Alves mailers of any
place of importance.

Mediae aad Mecca are Rill occupied by the
Turks. The Ottawa& Knitter bas kW to the

Governor of the latter a numerous train of artillery,
which he had !queried, as well as artillery-men.
A part of the troops in Natolia were to proceed
with all fpesd to Bagdad, where the Corps defined
to march againft the rebels was to *nimble.
Bete erov vet Minix-MAN 6.—The Etcetera'
Conn of Saxony has recalled Count Biondi., its
Minato-I-at the Court of London. He will be
fucceeded by Count Ellin SDI 1., fon to the Minitler
of State of that name.
Roviseon, Mar 4.—This morning a letter of
Count de Goetz wasdelivtred to the Diet, in which
he notified, that his Serene Highnefs the Parise, o
'NANG', as reigning Prince of Nonau-Hadamar,
Siegen, Dillenbourg, and Dietz, has refolved to
give up and cede to the Hereditary Prince FS lI-
DIZICIL WILLIAM, hi' Son, all the Countries which
have devolved to him as Indemnities without any
exception, and with all the rights and prerogatives
fated in the Lath paragraph of the principal con•
clufum, which has been ratified.
Zoom+. May 4.—General RAPP arrived at
Schwitz in the evening of the 24th day of April,
and immediately had a conference with M. ALOYS
RAIDING, to whom he had a particular million.
Nest morning the conferences were renewed be-
fore General RA P los departure. M. RAIDING gave
an account of thefe conferences to the grand coun-
cil of Scbwitz. He Paid C. Rovr had allured hint
of the confiant good will of the Cm i • r Consul. to-
wards the petty Cantons, and that in cafe the other
Cantons, by infraelious of the Conftitutional Aft,
&mild force the French Government to take ma-
tures againft them, the independence of the petty
Cantons will never be expafed to the leaft danger.
They (peak of the (peedy arrival in Switzerland
of Generals Lscou az and lEtz in, and of the pot-
tage of a great many French troops through that
country.

LONDON.

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In our Paper of Saturday we laid before the
Public a copy of a Communication made by Lord
Hawaisaisay to the Loan Ma voa, which feels,
to be decifive of the quetlion which for fOme tints
has engrafted the attention, not of this countif
only, but of Europe in general.
Various espreftes had been received in the morn.
iug by people interefted in the funds, and the con-
fequence was, a confiderable fall in the price be•
fore Lord HAWltaillUltelt Communication. It
was obterved by Come, when the letter was made
public, that his Lordihip did not (late the negoci-
ation to be abfolutely at an end, or that the
French Government had peremptorily refuted to
accede to oar ffkiestess;but only that Lord WHIT-
WOITII bad received pafports, and was to quit Pa•
ris on Thurfday, fo that it was probable that tha
French Government, having a Imuperitastie, might
agree to the terms, and detain Lord Wnirwoara,
This was for a while the fpeculation on Saturday.
and on it the funds role at firil two per cent. This
kind of rationing, however, did not long influence
the peke, which fell to ail for the 3 per cents.
before the clots of the market.
If there were appearances of eireumllances of
any kind to induce a polfible hope of accommoda-
tion at the fir it moment of announcing the inteo&
ed departure of Lord Wntrwortis from Paris,
fubfequent events have (hews the hope was fallacious.

It is now afcersained that Lord Wntewoaen
received the difpatch of NE/lifters by Mr. Drives.
eta at one o'clock on Monday lall, bat owing to
the accident which befel the modern Phaeton.
(ominous td minds like that petard by the Cause
Cossot..) the final demand of the Briti& Cabinet
was not delivered in till Tuefday at noon. In
that demand, we onderaand foam flight modifies.
Lion of the Intiteststa had been made. In thirty.
fix hours he requetled a final decilion. or his or-
ders were to quit Paris at the expiration of that
time, which would be on Wednefday night. On
that evening Lord WIIITWOITI4 received intima-
tion from the Miniller for Foreign Affairs, that
the Oust Comes's. meant, on the following
morning, to refer•the point to his Council—
They deliberated till Tburfday afternoon, when
they decided for Waa. This was merely an expe-
dient to gain a day's delay. and probably to take
off from the Cis iv Corm. fomething of the odium
of the renewal of the War. for it is not at all pro.
table that the Council would venture to decide
otherwife than as Bonaparte's will pointed. The
Council to which Bomar/LILTS referred the queftion
confuted only of a few of his frteads. Josue
Dovetails and Tacistaann were decidedly for

Peace, but the others, molly Gewalt, carried
the quellion again them.
Immediately upon the deciGon of tho Council
being Made known to our Ambaffador, his Lord-
°lip feat off the refult by Mr. lorst.t., who ar-
s ived on Saturday, and made preparations for his
own departure, which took place at a quarter pail
len o'clock on Thurfday night. He was accom-
panied by Mir gnaw, the Meirenger, for the firft
four Rages, from the French capital. Mr. SHAW
was then Ant on before with difpatches, with which
he arrived at Lord HAWNISSUIT'S Office yeller.
day morning about eleven o'clock. On his way
he ordered horfes to be in readinefs for LordWmtv
weer a, who flept the firft night at Breteuil. On
Saturday night he flept at the Bull's-head, Abbe-
ville, and lag night preparatiOns were making for
his reception at Paula's, Boulogne, where he
was to have flept, and thence. unleis particular
convenience offered, was to have proceeded to
Calais, and afterwards to Dover.
Through the whole of yellerday there was a
cor fiderable crowd of people, many of them very
well dreffed, waiting before the French Ambaffa
dor's houfe to fee his departure, or to learn whe
ther any thing might occur to prevent it. About
one o'clock in the morning the General had re•
tired to left, after giving orders for his chaife to
be ready to fet off for Dover at fir o'clock. At
two o'clock a courier arrived ; but as he left Paris
previonfly to the one who had reached London
about three on Saturday, no notice was token of
his arrival to the General, At half part four, how-
ever, came MUSTACHA, BONA AAAAA aloft cons-
dential courier, Of this it was thought neceffary
to apprife General AILNDRZOSSI. He immediately
got up, and, having opened his difpateles, inflantly
countermanded his chaife. He continued occupied
come hours in perufing their contents, after which
communication with his Majefty's Minißers took
place, but to nq drat- At half pail three yellerday
afternoon, another courier arrived at Gen. AN Dia-
cOntaining, as it arts confidently Paid, let.
tern to Lard HAWIMIIVAT from TALLIIIIMAIID.
tbis was the cafe or not, a communi-
cation with Minifiers and General AllDlttol.l
agiin took place, and ended as the former. The
General then ordered his chaife to be ready obi,
morning at five o'clock, and told all his Houle-
hold to prepare fur their departure. Shortly after
ibis, intelligence Wm brought to hist, that a tcle•
graphic account bad reached town. announcing
that another French Courier was on the road. To
this be anfwered-44 It is of no enafequenee t
hall not wait for hint. Let the chaife be ready."
At half pa* ions mime this %arising another
French eattrier arrived at esentiral Asumeosses,
but whatever were the acmtents of his difpatehes,
at the hoar fiked on by the Vreach Ammer
every thing was ready, and he took his departure
accerthagly at dvap'cloek atilt morning,

The perms it; sm between the two countries
On Mote nulnerons, and fome of them of, a diffe-
rent listurefrom What has been generally (apparel.
Meg of than are fneh as cannot fail to roofe the
indid,alielb dr Engliflnnam Among others.
we am informed. BOIIIIIPAETI defires that the
ia-
teraal ;fairs of "Mace Mall never be dikured,
altar in Englifh publications, or in the Britifh
rullaimpst l A demand fo inflating and outrage-
ous. the compliance with which would be equal to
an sa of fubmilfion, of vaffalage, we could not
believe bad been made, till we were informed of
it by an authority unqueflioneble. Seeeertest's
=Mon and report are juffilled by the french Go.
vernment, on the ground that they were neeeffary
to refute tbefelfelsoodsfpread in England refpeiling
the Cuts, coo sut,'s tondu,A at Jaffa, and his on-
popularity in Egypt. Sir Roo err Wowsists book is
particularly complained oft but the Englifh Cabi.
net refer the French Government to our Courts of
law for reticle. Bow AP•ItTI defpifes filch a comic.
and will hear only of force patting down all who
quellion his conduit. Among other things, be de-
fires the French Emigrants, and particularly all
the Bourbon Family, may be fent from England.
With regard to Malta, Bonaeeays himfelf has
never Slimed for a moment to Oaf pmpofition that
England &wild hold it for a given saes. Sash
propoStions hare been encouraged by TALLIT.
acre and losers, Boweraaes only. who will' for
peace ; but 50114 PARTS has hid* be would rather
give up Malta for ever, than (shah to any tem-
porifing plan refpeding it. He, with rage, de.
Glares, England (hall have no footing in the Me.
diterranean. The ifland of Lampedofa has been
fought by the Englifh Colguet in the event of an
arrangement taking place, by which we tbould
,hold Malta only for (even years; but even this
Bow araava will not grant. Sachem Tome oldie
points in difeulbon.
Cabinet Council was held yeastrdsy st Lord
HavrEsssuar's Office. which was attended by all
the Mu,llers. The Cuarcaccoe of the Excus-
c,y IR afterwards went to the Q2een's Houfe, where
be coatinued a confiderable time in slofe conference
with his Maissrv. The refufal of BoooPoora's
IA offers received yeflerday, was then rationed,
and loon after fent to ANDa Rossi. Lail night a
/netting of the Cabinet Miniftcrs was held at dal

/MID ell All C meetings feldom take
place but on the commencement of a war. At
them all the legal forms ere arranged. There
proceedings this day received the randlion of the
Ktwo in Council, and letters of marque will iffue
immediately.
A Meffige from the Ktsto is ezpaled by both
Houfes of Parliament this evening, and the whole
of the correfpondence between this country and
France. which has been fume tithe printing, will
be ready for deli►ery to Members of Parliament
on Wednerday or Thurfday next. It is probable
the debate cannot take place till this day fe'nnight.
Mr. Ptrr was in town yellerday i and it is fup-
pored he will go to Lord GRENVILLE'S, at Drop-
more, for a few days. A Manifeflo will be pub-
lifhed in The Leaden Gazette to-morrow night, de-
claring the motives of Government for going to
war. Under there circumfiances, we are happy to
hear a fyilem for the internal defence of the country
is matured, and will rpeedil y be brought forward.
It is raid, returns of 40,000 militia already embo-
died have been received, and that many regiments
aren ell officered, and in a high Rate of dilcipline.

Several Naval Officers had interviews with Lord
Sr. Viticsav yefterday : among whom were—
Lord NELSON, Admiral ROWLEY, and Sir SIDNfY
SNITN..—.Sir SIDNEYStatrn immediately after left
Town to join his fivadron.—Lord NELSON'S bag-
gage was fent off laf night to Rortfmouth.
The Board of Admiralty fat the whole of the
day, and was attended by all the Members. Dif-
patches of the utmoft importance were made up
and forwarded to the different Commanders, at
the out•ports, and on foreign Rations; copies of
the various inflrudlions and orders were alfo made
out and forwarded to his Maissvr for his private
perufal.
Lord Nstsow left Town this morning to pro.
teed to join the fleet. that is to be under his com-
mand.

Captain Ma c aWARA attended, among others,
this day at the Admiralty, to offer his Cervices.—
It is probable he may be appointed to a command,
as well as many others who have applied ; a num-
ber of appoin:rnents have taken place this day.
Lcrd Mier° had a long conference this day
with Lord Sr. Viuciax, at his houfe in the Ad-
miralty.—We arc Corry to announce, that Lord
Sr. Vliqauv lain much ladifpbfed, that he could
not attend the Booed ebi- day.
The Embargo Med and diipatched to the ta:
rious out-ports, on Saturday, was not, as Tome
Papers of yefterday alerted, on French vefrels
merely. It eitended alto to Britilb rads, in or.
der to fesurc their men for the navy, and to pre-
vent, as much as polfible, for a few days at leaft,
any notice nf our operations from reaching the
enemy's coals. Even the Margate Hoys have
been Sopped ; and we End that the Embargo is
general in all the out-ports.
bL Spissessztvsamircs. the Dutch Ansbara-
dor, is lilt in London, but it is believed he will
foots receive orders from his Government to fol-
low the example of Geireral Aumrsossr.
General ArDasosst dined yeflerday with the
Dutch Ambaffador.

M. Povalusts, Secretary to the French Am-
barador, is Rill here, for the purpofe, as is fup-
pofed, of granting paffports, and to liquidate any
remaining pecuniary demands on the Oe

Mr. ST sv sirs a. the Mellinger, arrived at Lord
HAT/IE as uni los Office this morning at one o'clock.
Rumour Ilates,that different melfages had reached
Lord Worrwoarm at Boulogne, inviting his re-
torn to Paris, to which he replied, that his duty
forbade his return, but that he would wait at
Boulogne the anfwer of the difpatches that bad
been fent to London.

The French Mellinger who 'arrived about the
fame time, was not a common courier. but. as is
reported, an Officer of rank. He brought dig'.
patches for General Amoaaosst, incloling. it is
Paid. a communication from the French to the
Britias Government.—lf this be corral, it would

appear that any anfwer to be siren muff be Cent
to Lord WU sr worn', ordelivertd to M. PORTAL'S.
A Cabinet Council fat ter a confiderable time
this forma q at Lord Hawsasauar's Office, from
whence it adjourned to the Ito peen's-houfe, where
the Wads war returned, his M4IBITY being pre-
fent.

Lord Watewoars has not yet arrived in town,
but his delay may arife not from his waiting for,
or meeting any occurrence that may alter his del
'Milian, but OE4 from a point of etignette.—
It is not ufwal on a rupture with France for °Ai r
Atsbaradoe to quit that Country before he learn
that tha Frisch 4ssbaifador has fet out.

We have received the Paris Journals of Thurf-
day ea 41 Friday la*, from which in a preceding
column we have given tome ertrads, which will be
found interclass, notwitbflanding all that has been
()facially aanonneed, and allowed to tranfpire in
London refpetling the rapture with France. The
particulars refroffing the infarradios of the Ara-
bian Chief, Aaoua WICPIAP. > alto worthy of
=Won.

NifV7 WA!: INTELLIGENCE.

Doran, IVIAr 25.--I.kre are Pall in rneeztainty refpeelirs
peace or war ; for although news has been recessed by Gov.:rn-
mom that Lord WIIITWORTH hat fes oy: trent P 313,, rt it
(gems plain that (woe kind of negotiation is r-in on ; far about
two o'clock, p. m. yefterilay, a French M :Tenger wised with
difpatcbes; and about three o'clock the Hyacinth, C. Potty,
arrived wilt another French Meffenger, with difpatche, and
Mr. Bac iron D and (nate- When this vrffd left Calais, it was
not known there that Lord.Wurrwoaxn had left Paris.—
About ten o'clock a yeffel arrived from Boulogne, with SHAW;'
the Mellinger, and paffengers: they breinght news that Lord
Wert-wear is had left Paris, and was to flaep 141 night at Ab-
beville, and to-night at Boulogne; but about four o'clock a in
another French Meffenger arrived here in an open boat with
di:patches; and this flay at half pall two p. rn. &noshes French
Manger arrived, who reports that Lord WNm-awnsr■ is
gone back again to Paris, and that hopes are entertained or
peace. Thus ahnoft every hour brings sit ■ Frenc's boat or
veffel with a different report. A veffel is now In light, fuppufcd
from Boulogne, with a colour out.
Six o'Ctocit.—The French Meffenger who preceded Sa-
ves-7E4 is jun. arrived from-London,, and embarked in an open
boat for France. It Is reported General ANCIREO2SI t 1.22 re-
ceived orders to Rogifor the prefent.
PLvMOUTN, MAY I.4..t.Came in the AMT. 2, 38 gone,
Capt. Wotre, from the eaftward, with troops, which were
put on board the COURAQUII, of 74 guns, Capt. liA ROT, in
Cawfand Bay: this ihip is laid to be &Pined for the Weft In-
dies: the has been lying at tingle anchor Mere three days, with
the Mae Peter flying at the foretop-gallant-malt. Sailed for
Torbay with map, for the Beet, and returned again this day
the Si mos, ot 36 guns, Capt. Paoli s a : failed the 11.4001 N 2, of
38 guns, Capt. Irearanan, vylth man, for Torbay; and the
HIND MUST. of 24 guns, on a quize. Came In the CALCO
of t 4 guns, Capt. DODD, from a cruise, with Impreffed men
Came from Hismoase to the Sound, the R IVOLUT lONA ;at, of
44 guns, Copt. Loam. Went up Hamoaze the fasten's, of
a 6 guns, Capt. Rost i and the ATALAWTE, of illguna, Capt.
MA:137121D.
•

PORTSMOUTH, MAT ty.—Sailcd the AileozsA, with &-
patches fur Guernfcy. A general embargo was this day laid on
all veffels.

Sir Wu. 'ionise, Bart. landed here hit night, from the St.
Vincent merchantman, from the Weft Indies. The 37th re-
giment bad loft a great number of men, by the fever. Sir
WILLIAM left the Bland of St. Vincent on the ad of April, and
brought letters from General Gastsittan, Command r in
Chief.

Letters reedved here ftate, that S. Ro 'IR et/arts, and hh
(quadric; are put into Lukas.
Letters received here, Rate the arrival of ah fhip
l'Hs aco a, of 74 guns, Captain Frain, at Guadeloupe, on the
sth of Apra lift, from this port. She is remarkably healthy,
had a wry Ens paffage, and was fhortly to proceed for jinni=
Fourteen hundred bags of bffeult were this day Ihlpped on
board of sight wilds, for the Channel &et at Torbay.

Yeiterday Capt. Cast, of the Antelope feTaNat cutter,
(deed, hovering Dear Donnofe, a large open boat, laden with
lizry-Gx calks of fpirits, twenty calks and two bales of tobacco,
which he has lodged Ip the caftans before war diode at this port
Sills AT 11/PITNEAD AN4114 SSSSS VA.
Ships Chess. _ Commanders.
Royal Sovereign 100 Capt.Coa v
Britannia - too --• KrrYos (salmi)
Windier Caftle • pi! Deaner
Pilate of Wales r GIVIAILD
Fatilleol 74 ••••• NAN

Foaling -
74 Bew."l
cAdalLial lord o.4upargi
Cramp's - J'" /C.apt.C4oLveaLD

" ' so ---. Lou.

Admiral Hou.owar
Gladiator - 44 Llevt. Coma oat.r
adchettff - - 44 S r 'As
Kodynlas 44 Hon. C. PASIT
Prevoyaate (Aare hip) 44 W. Blow* esafter
Topaz. - - 38 Cir.. BAER..
Phattalz . . 36 --- Lace
Galatea - - 31 -- IiZATIICOTS

Orpheus . r 31 Hi is.
Pearl (iopldp) Lkut. IA WWI
Arrow - - yo Capt. RICIIIMIDIIOIII

AlNaar • e VINCCIIIT
Peace r a 114.1 r

Pigmy 1. 14 •••• WRITS
MZW APPOINTMIUM
CagtainienMoonear enIiACTISOIS are appointed to the
comenand of the ROSARIO AOTOISPI doom lardy paid
°Coed romminilloned; Waite° and Wm. %Vitalism m, to
the moureand ebb Majeity'l Sips SIAATIS and 00110011.
LICIneIanp..TILLAID, ILIUM AN, WM. Rooms, and
Powys. ate appointed to the VILLI Pe PARISI Suiten •
aver and Steamy, to dietitians; Cuomo,' and Heiress,
to the CS010011; W. T.l.aileat_SO Cetepeseta ;P. As,.
STIIII7III, to the Here/111 ,• WaLSTOAD. to Me Cauotare
Tenonand 11/1042•, to the ISIPITOEUX I JOON Sturson, to
the ROSARIO; Coe, to the T ::::: • loses and I
to the 4treeten ; MaleTON. to the Posturing OnACe, to
the lia rarwayl tEn in soy. to IRS MALTA; and ihr egos,
10 the BATAVIA.
Purfen—Mr. 0 is appoloted Periler to the MCI.*
banb ; MS. 'ISLAND. title ALLIOATOIL. is removed to the
Mr. Baggy of tbe Seas., M renimed to tio
Ravinern m omwat Mr. bon, of else Revourrionnazie,
to the PLANTACIIIIIST ; Mr. Evasts,of the PLANT AAAAAA I
14 the 845 Ystoao.
Captain WA Prime of Ihrotuus, will ban the
commend tithe Mpg *it are to be itatiened at jerky.
The Sienhanolf mg-s. tan aground at NoWUm's
Barbed," to Saturday the s6th of March, at trine A. M. 1
but by great nations, tab' out her guns, Su. Se wasszsdaif
again about three la the afternoon, haring, hooreser, f
much dates. lad niableg fens feet water In an hoar. She
Is some to wmegua to rola. omempaniod by amber ables
Gip ler ber tenuity.
_ _

The pier/urea. of 64 gook Copula Ntwooose, to moo.
fined. sod will fail to a for Lye to Jots E ists r Jo
rollaas. at as Nast

DISTRIBUTION OF FRIZZ MONEY.

The Newels, the the capture of the Rotate, will be paid es
Wedocaay. the ath Islam, at Ns is, Upper Thamea-ftreet.
The Suffolk, Ceptarlae, Itelleasce, Orpheus. mi SwM, trill
be paid Foe the heir ipbstar.eP Wahrefiky, the ta a Jaw, at
No. 9, New seeM•hreet.
The Nada, far the capture of the Maria Charlotte, VII
be paid at No. 14, C' twat bra, as the at* tuttant.

PROM LLOYD'. Lwr.
DIAL. KIM IprAlTirell the Inmenthea itore-lhip from
the Weltwete.-.-Whod E. X N.
O , Mar 13.1.-AM by the Miry, —, from
Imical kat from Opera; lIMILter mid Elisabeth,
Tedrkke, sad Ipelobtly, hem the !earl kw; Win Law,
—, from Grenade; Ruby, Wahine, from Omelettes ;
liagfaa, red iris, M•Deneldi from Rt. Vincent's :
Robert and lank Canaan, from Ciudad& knee. Deus, from
Cethelenh ; Oninner. Crept, from Age.nas ; Ohre &tech,
—, hem Pert he Ones; Vine, P.Hateth, front Cork;
Beim --, rid Flom Illeete, from Umetick ; Peace.
Caned, from &Wen i Tameet frmil Witerfard; Pe-
lham, from steals ; pea nee', Ceintande„ Site-
wen; Trinny.Oldna, end Vetoer. from Norway. !hind
the Pcet Rahway. Deg& for Trisidadi and 1148 Nord*,
palm ier Peeetkortn-

CORN ¢f4tRA:ET. MARK-14W, 44* i 6.

Thera was not *very great fupply of Wheat tta
day. qor was other Cote by any meAnsahundanr.
—.The boftile appearanrs.r)lairair;•which toe two
Connts;es now airtime, has sauced 4 bjfk demand
for many ankles.' Weeat has tifen in v.slue Inns
3s. to Cs. a quarter. 'lnky, as alai V i,s, Beams
and Doilirt Peas, fetch more money.: Malt looks
up, and Rye Las a better Sole.—For prices and
cnher particular; we refer to the following cur-

rency ' • • • • •
Wheat. per qr. sy. 985. Fine 6r 645.
Fine Danttic ‘Vtitat, 50b 365.
Rye, 34', 36•• 375. • •
11.irley, 24%. as.. (Superfine) 275. J. 2?5.
Malt, 445. 465. gas.
Oats, 16,. 205. 225. 6d
Horfe Beans, 325. 345.
Tick Beans, 28%.
Hog Peafe, 3os. 345.
40g.465. •
t.:arraway Seed, 441. to 475. per cwt.
Coriander, 28s. to 301 per cwt.
Canary, Its. to 745. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per
Flour, 485. sos. per lack.
ICOMI TIC 1.61111,024 GAZZTIr, SATURDAY. 114 T 14.
Averelie price of Corn in Engler:a end IPaAce.fitim the age
tarn, gilding the NI 45•• Or Kay, c'3.
. .

Wheat. Rye. I Parley. 1 Oata. I
I. it. s. d. e. d. 4. d.
36 :a 36 3 al ti ty 6
The avrrage Prim Sugar, computed
made in the week ending ttie atilt of May,
pet hundred weight.

Beans. Pearl,
a. d a ed.
S Sf
imam the Itetmeed
4804.4 vs. did,

?riots or GRAIN AT TUR IpLLOwIMO MARRCTR•

... . . .
BAsINOSTOM—Wheat 536 od to 62; od per (barter.
Barley sot od to ads 64 I Beans yrs od to 34s
Oats 191 od to s3s cd Peak oce od to cot 1
MltDaNNitsll.,-NlTlotat 56. od to dds od per qiutter.
Barley 235 od to aba °Toms yat od to 346 ad
Oats tytal to ays 64 reale Os od tO 4--s ad
Newsy i v.—Wheat. des. pd. to 63:. 04. per gganer• .
Barley sys od to ads od I Brans alk GO to 331 cd
Oats 106 od tp 145 664 pate oos o 4 to 37$ cd
Htwar..._wilea; yds od to 631 Pd per 3strter.
Barley at, od to ads od I Bans 28s to yar od
Oats 161 od to ads od Peak yls od to y 5. cd
Resosmc.--Wheat dy..od. to 645. Q. per %arta.
Salley . Si. ad to aid od Beans 325 od to 3.0 cd
Oats au lod to 245 od Peak bOd std tq I:os c 4
At \Varminller, on Saturday, the prices of Corn
vett as follow : IVhear, by the guater, 21. 145. od.
to 3:. os. od. Barley, 11. zs• od. to 11. ss. od.
Oats, 11. to 11. as. Beans, tI 145. to 21,

Their MitiEsTrts are expefled to remain in town
till Vriday next. On Widnefd.iy his MAja9TT will
have a levee; and on Thurfdsy Istr MAissry siV!5
a grand ball and (Upper.
Mr. PITT arrived in Town from Wilmer Calle
on Saturday laa at nocln,
The Duclicires of Devoase:R rand Srdiqi
and feveral other perfons of diltj.ailkiast. issOted
General ANDRIOSSI yeaerday satN.ge it !ria;
underao.,d that he Was to fake hie dapa•tan grit
this morning. . .
The Admiralty Telegraphrerere both at work
this day Fora confaclerable time—crowds of peopli
gazing up at them from the areett, with as much
anxiety as .if they had been qualified to &cyphea
every twirl.

Letters were received yeßerday by the Earl of
Tamest' frourthe Duke of-lleavoatri His Grsiee
acquaints his Lend+lp that be, 'the Duellers:4
Goeoct, Lady eteaaiiaaa rettat;ow,- and tlee
whole circle of faihionablea. leave phis this day
for London.' • •
A NT:10/17 HARDOLPii Efq. of cialtwe. il4 .
Nottinghamthire, is chofen Member for the contttF
of Nottingham, in the room of the Eight Hon,
Wll. CAVENDISH Br NTIIICE.

Lord and Lailyitaawoura arrived o 4 84;nrday
at dull houfe in Piccadilly, from Paris.
The fieft divifton rf tit? Royal Hew& 13uarda
left Dorcheßer on Wednefday atnnight, for Satif-
buii; the fecooa divifinn followed on ThuddnY!
and the third onTnefday left. • •

The Rutland Militia ire notion their march foe
Hull.
The Well Norfolk regiment of Militia, now at •
Thetford, it is expe4ed, will be ordered tq col-
chetler.

Mr. Browne, Deputy Ranger, has ordered
twenty new feats in St. James's Park.
About a quarter before one o'clock lel Mcndey
morning, a very large meteor paired over the toirq
of Cambridge, apparently two hundred yards air.
tent fresits the earth. In Rae 4nd colour it teem'
bled the moon, and had a tail after it of conlldera-
ble length. The Egbt that ('one from it was very,
fplindid, and its velocity was aßonilhing. It ap-
I Pared nearly at the fame time in London.
It is Paid that Pruffia has denied that (he medi-
tated the occupation of Hanover, and the Ihuniog
up of the Elbir and Wefer ageing the commerce
of England, his Ma jelly declaring that he Till
preferve the free navigation of thole Overt, and
maintain the independence and neutrality of Ha-
nover. Communication to this dreg! was received
by the Regency on the atSth ult. end difpatChcci to
London.

The Eursamt of Russia, in reply m twat-
tens acjdretTed to him by the Cuter Count anti
conveyed to Peterlbis* by the chief .r.f ,
Coiscar, on the fu4eift of the differegg pia)
England, has declared that, thould a war Milt
from it, he will exert his whole influence and
power to preferve the neqt lit of the North.—
fhe recent armarneAts iq niP4n dominicrist
although profegidly *gall widen, aye fup.
pored to have been made with t is view, the more
erpeclelly as the naval equipments are 4111 cant!.
nued, n.rtwic ndjgg Ohl ndinfleqest with the
Court of Stockholm.

The Arent cooduß of Illovarstrs to the Eio:
Piton of GIIIMANY is laid to !Imre been in the

Isigiseft degree infultifx. In fpeaklng to the Ins-
penal Miniller at Pans, on the fulsjea of the de:
lay in the ratification of the Cestriajew,bectisfereed,
that " the impotency of Auliria being known to
ail Europe, this relay:tenet on the part of h;. M.
jelly to confirm a menfnre which be coni4
avert, only rendered his weaknefs the more maws•
fen, and his f,•l'y the more ridiculous: but he
Ibuld bewate how be trifled whit the Fiends Na,
tioa; left, in exalting the penalty of the offence,
he fovereignty of 4ufleia lhould bt annlaletetel