Star.
London, England, 1803-12-12 00:00:00

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,

At the Y ark Hotel In Dover, on Thurfdiy December 15, Aka,
at eleven o'clock,
THE French Brig LES DEOX FRERES, Cap,
-I- tale P. C. Dei lets M.Mr, with ail her Material*
and Storm, In one lot, captured oo her voyage from Cate se
Antwerp, sod condemned as Prise to his bLgsity i o p jabowSn
and Gagers. Her duneufiens are
Length aloft 80. 6 IS,
Breadth extreme • . s 3 8
Height?' between Decks • • S
Depth in the Hold . - - - to 6
Admatfures SCO 4714 Tons.
Afterwards will be fold the condemned part of her Carps
sentating of
96 Pieces Broady to Calks Oil of Oates
33 Hogaseedulkso 9 Bales Almonds
1 as Ditto Mufeadei Wine to Ditto Corks
soe Cake Red Wine 69 barrels Aoctiorlos
So Ditto White Witte 4 Calks Verdigth
3 Cafes Soap I Ditto Vitriol
Diturbger of Lead a Dboo Fleawort
Ditto Wise a Ditto Cream of robs'
t Ditto Cordials a Cafe of Olives and Caries
a Ditto Eireneer
And alto, by Virtue of a Catwalk's of Appraffernent and Ms.
iffucd froth the High Court of Admiralty, the misdoing per d
the Cargo of the Paid Brig, moraing at
6, Pieces of Brandy s Caks Oa
5 Calks Red Wine 3 Cafes Soap
s Hogateads letufcadel Wine
The itreegth of the Brandy Is Melly from t In 6 tot In tjh
For viewing the Veffelasd O•otbs and for loventwint•
end fattier particulars apply toLatiors, Rice,and Cs Deougx

...
FOR SALL BY PUBLIC AUCIJON,
At doe Landau Tavern, Foahak•ftroct, Plyntoatla. on nide''. tIK
t 6tlt December next, at to o'Clock In the F
THE bastantueblyallit lifb-tiuilt Brig NYWIE, of
the Diet ttitone.-•
Lem/4110 Dea, - 72 feet of loam
•
roaAtk, • as bo. 14 1116.

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Aaereedieres. es 6 site Tom
She has a pest Spore heakiswelillsesd, sod fails AA, NO II
did sely ciresOt of akten Se opeured is her vesper au.
Martinked to Haw% hylieVears Ship Doeiklitishot
he, Eq. Cipstain. .c•
isumsdisscly deems* ea be Sal& shesoadeessed PUS it hie
111 Ckfirt-.
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jp Item
07 Odes Lissome . . .
s CalkOld Copper

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1 .
3s Calla gat
SI C.4‘44
415
140 Bags Qooos

THE Basillb4stilt Brig PAULIN, al sliest 1r
Tee burden. Slash vre! MM, and bui • efamiett
presione ow ber departure from Havre. front weak psals%
failed but a for days, booed to Martinique. velleta "Asitr4 Pok 41
Majeftes mop Dori! i.d. Platten, rfq. Coentiandet.
oadaMitens. • 'lt. i Tal
Loses (Vat 7 tucbee. amnia at Uri. liallen F
I now I* ha ipo6 . A sas
Ms iber retire pis% analog of Coke 1'
and Habadaberifealla, Crates and Cab a
lank Na is, PM:mead beelines. jeuof 011 i, . VI:
lager, M. Nam er Mennalineemel ideas, Miele*
Peas. theo.oad Bar*. in Dioraiqiihsk goyim Maw* -10010
tulip Some, rues as kiosk &yaw Henke. isms, wimp tram
work. 117beelbarrows. ise. WM. 'add Perfumery I. tare : die
about 3 tom From* 'rims, sad friary eltber Asada, Partigubm
of wilds wili be espeelfed be OM Cetallegme. wilds MN los is&
vaed Wes days pia ao Oa As..
RC falba intermits! ,m
to No 800 la ,7mpbe and
Boger. El A4lbm 44711i.reiimMa or teCtroball
kr:, Merchant,

T'HE French Brig PRUDENT'. of about '1•66
Voss bertha'. WWI, a beady veal. Wren is %R AMA'
came beat, and to have bay seireves a thaw* NOP. •

DilitlltlONS. r.
Levi e 6 feet Et Luba. liresdeb 2: hot i bibs.
Mee betvitee DT*. 4 ibit. Dept of Hell 7 Ilse Oftills&

maws& es 116 Lila um
Altar which will be hid ha Cup:
Diet ZUOILTATIO/14
162 garilsesor
Dine Calm
s asp MID
• at Eleglbeeils Rea
s 3 Picea hiflatilie Weed.
reit roue everrnow.

I leg Ceres.
Take km dr /bomb, as Mr verge hen MaiYid Se
Mere, by bas lAajahja Alp Mummy. Wee Varyee
Sig. Cerereieda; le fgbe able MaJetty's Sip Dieeetuenee.
the Kam AdietralWea.CerewilitsCr.sseer,_

-11;;;;;;IesaW4 Cstaiegsee soy be boll of Mr. ft. Dubs.
Grose, sag Diva. Looks, velem froyas of La Nyesybra aid
Le Prodont's (-Vitas may be Am Alba dap praolooa to the Woo
ad silo is appilsatitio to Mr. Jobs Hawker. Merebast. In Pty-
mash.
A Depofit of as per ons. to be paid at the dote of babe, end the
remainder at the empiricism of datpeorapt (two weeds) or on Ali
linty of ties as& ; is Cali wits* of Sagbainass.
The Cargoes to be viewed tine days Wee beds Sus

After tk above, by virtue a( a Ceintnillom of Appratinsept as 4
Sete, oblealred to JAB Haider. will Se hid by Pleat A.

A iwuT DUTCH CHEESES. for Homo
Costuming.' ar Expsentisn, mad and lac
• 11(11 IMO•TATteIIt
Abut 04 batiks& Dada Iker,sonsensaly called Nina. Deer
The Meta and Beer (it la pasfensd) are wed asinaked is
the Deeigran and Breaks Ilkstata.

futpart—of eiteear go of tbeß:olleo bet Fricoditbef..-oo
fouler detained to haTome teas Hollead to Moll
by his Makeltje Ildpe Sceptre sod Tbonderee.
Tbe Melo sad &a map be inertled and raked, end Cub-
awes &p_ prior albs ads, on applientio• to le*
Howler, bforJeutt, rymolob...4llreesehy Hrs. sih, M*

FROM THE DUTCH PIPERS.

PAM, Nov. 3o•—A Privy Council was lately held
at the Minißerk', at which, befides the Minifters, fe-
veral Senators, Counfellors of State, and Members of
the Tribunal of Caffatiosi were prefent. On this oc-
cafion, the Chief Juftice having made his report, the
Friar Cousin. ezercifed his privilege of pardoning
feveral culprits condemned to death.
The public audience given on Sunday left by the
Frew CONSUL was one of the moil fplendid that has
lately been witneffed, as well for the high perfons
there reprefented by the Imperial, Spaniffi. Ruffian,
and other Foreign Miniiiers, as that the rumours
fpread by Englifh politicians and their partizans,
concerning any eoldnefs or mifunderflanding between
Ruffia and France, appear to be falfe. The Ruffian
Minitler, Count MARCOP F, (lays the official paper),
was granted an audience, and had his credentials re•
turned : but Paid that Mr. OMPRIL, his fecretary,
would remain till another Ambaffador fhould be ap-
pointed.
When the CoUNT prefented his letters of recal (con-
tinues the Moniteur), he informed the FIRST Coast's.
that, though the EMPEROR had thought proper to
yield to his application for leave to revifit his country,'
lie was commanded to affure the FIRST CONSUL of
the intention of his MAJESTY in every event to remain
faithful to that fyliem of amity and good underfland-
ing which had for Tome time prevailed between the
two nations. The FIRST Cousu E., on his part deft-
red the Cou NT, when he fhould arrive at Peterfburgh,
to allure the EMPEROR of the entire and high refpelt
which he entertained for his Imperial MAJESTY, and
of his unalterable refolution, in every event, to ce-
ment and Rrengthen the bonds of frienclllip by which
France and Ruffs for feveral years have fo happily
been united.
RETINSIURGH, Nov. 24.—0 n the part of the
German Mininers of his Britannic MAJESTY, the fol-
lowing declaration, relative to the Eleftorate of Ha-
nover, has here been publifhed
His ROYAL MAJESTY, and ELECTORAL HIGHNESS
being informed, that, on the fide of France, endea-
vonrs have been made, by a variety of delufive inti-
mations. to induce the Hanoverian Minißers of
State, who refide at prefent without the Eleftorate,
to return thither, and that, among other things, it
is alledged, that by their abfenee the credit of the
country is confiderably impaired, and the latter pre-
vented from railing the large (urns of money required
to fatisfy the enemy's demand. and in default where-
of, the amount of the pay and fubliflence of the
French troops would be levied by themfelves, by
means of the mofi rigorous execution.
" Although his MAJESTY does not entertain the
leaß apprehenfion, that his Miniaers will anyways
exceed the limits of the power entruflgd to them, yet
be deems it tweeffary to declare. in the molt folemn
manner, that his Hanoverian Minifters, by the power
welted in them with regard to the Adminißration of
his German dominions, during his abfenee, are by no
means authorized, without his MAJESTY'S exprefs
command, to raife money. and give fecurity for it ;
and that his MAJESTY (hall not confider himfelf any
ways bound by efts and proceedings, contrary to his
own intereft and that of his dominions, which maybe
extorted from his hffindters by menaces and eom-
palfioa."
Wilma, Nov. t9.—Two Couriers are arrived from
Peterflough ; it is ezpolted that Mr. HAMAN* our
Secretary of Legation, will loon be here on a fubjeal
of importance, and other eircumftances make it ima-
gilled, that affairs of moment between the two Courts
are on the tapis. Men affirm with confidence, that
both Sovereigns have taken the obftacles which pre-
vent Peace between France and England, into fawns
confideration.
Visama. Nov. 2—A courier arrived here yeller-
day from St. Peterlburgb, and another this day from
Paris. Count Rosouwooscr, the Ruffian Ambaffa-
dor, and-Citieen Cwastricae, the Reprefentative of
BONAPARTE* bad conferences with our Vice-Chancel-
for CoLtoasno and now, when lam writing, the
Praffian Ambaffador is with our Prime Minifter. who
has ordered three Cabinet Couriers to hold theinfelves
weedy to depart with difpatebes before to-morrow
morning. It is reported that orders have been fent
by the Archduke Creates, to complete our army
before next Spring. and to augment our troop, on
the Torkiffi, Pruffutn, and Italian frontiers. Our
politicians pretend, that all this political and military
baffle is only defenfive meafures, and to cede the
neutrality, which our Court is determined to preferve
during the prefent war. to be refpe&ed.
Our letters from Conßantinople eontradia the re-
port from Triefte, that Alexandria has been occupied
by the Englifh. On the contrary, Come French Offi-
een of engineers and of artillery, fmuggled into
Alexandria by Come maneeuvre of General Banat,
d fend.; s city againtt the Beys, and have infpired
the Turkills garrifon, ready to &mender, with cou-
rage to refill. which they may continue to do for a
long time yet, as the lea is open to them, and the
Mamelukes are badly provided with artillery. The
fame letters mention, notwithßanding, that the
k reneh influence at Conftantinople lofes ground, and
that changes in the TurkiOs Minißry are expelled to
take place very loon, Rill lets favourable to the French
politics than the preterit leaders in the Divan.
Several Frenchmen, fuppofed to be Officers, if not
Generals, have, within this UR fortnight, patted'
through this city for Turkey, calling themfelves fawns
sr ands.
Seamus, Nov- 211....,C0U1N KlELNEwssacca, of
Hanover, has left this place to-day. and is gone to
ref/de on his elate in Holftein.
Lowsa Etas, Nov. :co.—The reports which have
been much circulated in this neighbourhood for Tome
days pan, of warlike preparations in Ruffs, are in
no degree confirmed. If peace between the Bellige-
rent Powers were but as near as the peace of that
great Empire tams at prefent feeured, we fhould
entertain a hope of teeing peace vet y fpeedilyconeluded.
HANEE•ss. DE e. y.—The reports of the mortality
of the difeafe which has broken out is Auseland are
ninth eaaggerated. Neither is there any reafon to be-
lie ye that it was imported in a (hip from Malaga.
Letters from Bratsk, of the IR, Rate that the
preparations for threapedition apiatt England con-
tinue with the stmoa vigour. At °Rend an embargo
had been laid on all national merchant (hips The
fourth di vifion of armed boats is arrived at Dunkirk,
and only wait a favourable wind to proceed to Bou-
logne.

&Menem Nov. lg.—Major-General T IRS-
Dour left this place la( Tnefday, as is fuppoied, to
go to Paris. B. Osszw, Danifh Minifter to the Ame-
rican States, is returned home, and, it is fuppored,
will have another poll.
The Englifh tailor, who lately infulted the Danifh
Officer on guard, has not indeed been given up, but
the Captain of the Englitb frigate has had him tried
by Englifh martial law, and punithed in the pretence
of two Danifh Officers on the deck of the (hip, in fuch
a manner, that the execution of the fentenee was to
be feen on board the Danills guard fhip.
The Englifh frigate, the CARY3FORT, of 3z guns,
Capt. FANS HAWE. which was raid to have foundered
near Gothenburg, arrived this morning in Elfineur
Roads. This morning arrived three Englifh eonvoys
from London, Hull, and Leith, in all about go fail.
If the.wind continues fair, the convoy (hips fail back
to-morrow, with the Englifh merchantmen arrived
from the Baltic.

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