Star.
London, England, 1804-12-26 00:00:00

FRANCE.

. PARIS, sy FRIMAIRE, (DEC. a).
OHISSAGI TO TIII
• aliases s
MEW Conliimeiso of the Searbe Melo" appointed Olathe
Aft wIAA denim births. meetieses. sod Awes et tits *embers
gear lags del Fol Oily Sushi be traskoltwil by am oft of the
Uwe.r to the &sate, we have cheesed ow Cacao the Ara-
Clesoceller et the Empires.. prelate to Tee the AM which deciere
ft birth et /Wawa Charles, bete the tot! of Oehoba, tft,
god at Illsoeflese bore tbe ula Odtober. doe. foes of
PAelt Laois. sew brother—sod we Melts the Senate w order.
embroils to the Ciaftkoden. their traeferlptien into Its 'gi-
fts, sod se dope& them in its arehives. Theft PtiliCel Win lo-
bo& the studios( et their father for ear puke, his low for his
dodos, sod dot chief fentiment which might to satiate every
Prime died to to Id eh a defiles, that of eonfidning the
klitelte
'f et the country, and the happinefs et France. as the foie
egsa hb Sh
" Otq at the Palace etas TbuiSerics, the lath of
December, ISN.
(Stood)
• if es !Trevor.
• The Setnetare of State,
(SIVA) • n. a. sister."
The laif letters from Valentia inform us of the cx.
eention of the embargo ordered to be laid on all Bei.
tier veikis and property. There were found there but
three fhips of little value. At Bilbua only two have
been felted. and it appears that in the other ports,
where the flovrnefs with which the meafure was car-
ried into 'felt gave time to the Englith merchants to
adopt precaution, the feizures will net be confider-
able. It is certain that Am.mga ctLcr pi.ice; nothing
was as yet done on this fiii,jeci at St. Andero. At
Bilboa they not only impf.icd the embargo, but re-'
forted to rigorous meaturcs of an inconfiderable
nature, Inch as that of forbidding the Spanifh mer-
chants to accept or pay bills of exchange drawn from
England—a Rep which muff tend more to injure and
ruin Spanifh individuals, than to the deti uncut of
the nation, with whom we are waging war. This.
it mull be added, does not appear to have proceeded
fo much from any general fyliem adopted by Go-
vernment, as from tne zeal with which the Judge
Commiffary at Bilboa, feats thither on account of the
troubles in Bifcay, chute to carry the orders into
effeß.
At Madrid Britifh fobjeßs have not hither:o been
molefled, but it is thought that an order fur their
departure from the kingdom, and for the feizure of
their property, will be the immediate confequence of
the formal declaration of war, which was to have
been figned on the 27th of November by his Majelly,
aid the publication of which was expeeted every day.
The Cossolercia/ Ga-..e11e of the 29th contains a let-
ter to the Minificr of Finance, acquainting
h. m, for the information of the trading intercil,
es That the Dey of Algiers has ordered his corfairs
to lea. with direetions to bring all veffels laden with
grain into hie ports, where the cargoes will be pur-
ihakd at the current market price of the country I
that an imperial 'Oil, althrmah provided with the
Grand Seignior's firman, had ...ern taken and brought
into port, and that no doubt can be entertained of
the Algetrime corfairs taking pofferron of all veffels
freichted vith provifions, and forcing them to fell
their cargoes at a very low price. without any regard
tu the nation to which they may belong. This ex-
traordinary condo& is espliin:d in ptivate letters
from Algiers, which fir.-. r`.:! a great fearrity of
.reu is felt at Algiers, is cuttftt;ulnce of the failure
l'.e lab barna "

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