Star. — London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

r IP'ENINC STIR. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE s. FRICI OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. &duel ssio.Cturels, to oposing, 64-omaitun si. Pales OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 p. Ot. Red Aan. 3911. Istparlal Anus S 9 16 3 per Cat. Cenf. Ass. dist Ss& Bilk par so. ta. dlf. •Pa Celt._ riff 01611111111 pram per Cent Nary, Sot Eaella Tickets 2: I. us. Long Asa. it 7 }at emit tar ace 641 has Dada, Is. • as. M. Donau, MAT .s 6. S per C. Oov. Deb Ditto si pa Cent. 69f. bange—Dublin on Lanka iota wi. A Bpanilh fchooner has been fent into Plymouth. 1 as a prise to the Sum NAM ' of 18 guns: by this veffel we have received the particulars of the following gal lant encounter between a handful of our brave Tars. ani a fleet of Spoof& armed boat. :—The tender be. longing to the SURINAM, in which was Lieut. Ross. And to Volunteers, mounted with 4 fwiveb, and 41 mulketoons, went within two miles of Bilboa Cattle. and was there becalmed : two armed boats came off to attack them, with 3o foldiers in each, and after a (mart conteft one of them was fent to the bottom, with all the people on board t in the other boat. fix men were killed, and Ike then went off; but being joined by five others, Ike returned to renew the attack, when the tender taking the advantage of a breeze, made off. in the confli& Lieut. Ross is f:d to have been badly wounded by cutsand flab% but it is hoped sot mortally; two of his gallant comrades are alto wounded, one of whom, it is feared, will die I but the enemy's ha is very confiderable, 3o having pe rifted in the firfi boat. HAMBURGH MAIL. The Hamborgb Mail due on Wedoefday lay ar• tired on Saturday after our Paper ems at prefs. It now appears pretty cettain, that the Emperor ALIZAIIIna has Wined orders for the evacoatioo of the Mouths., the Cattaro—to rave the Emperor of Auf tria from the war with which he was threateoed by trance. It is not Cary to fee the policy of thus giv. ing up pofitions bf great tlrength and importance, at a iboaseot when the ?tench are openly P11'1114411 meafores holing to the intereits of Raffia. The claims *hick WHIAPiIITE has advanced upon the antiquated rights of Venice may, in their conk quince, extend to the bet parts of the Turkith Em pire : they may include not only Greece and 'kir/CC ? tionia, but three of the eight quarters of Cobilan• tinopkr, which the Velma= once poireffed, on a partition of the Greek Empire with the French t and lithe Venetian claims be too narrow, gavot -ton can have no dillictilty ib eking thins out with the rights of the French Emperor of Confiantioople, of the Hodes of handers and Courtenay. Whether the French antiquaries here prepared the malty titles to the T.orkiflt Empire, we cannot tell, but without a title tOSIA Pair ■ ismady by force of arms to Maintain bra pretinfions. At Venice, a flotilla is preparing, with which an attack is to be made on the Greek Hands how occupied by the Ruffians. The latter have AM ten thoofand men there, and we apprehend, whatever part of the French defigns depends on the eo-operation of a naval force will be defeated. We ate inclined to think, therefore, that sot only a con& dyable naval force will be detached by this country, hit alto a body of troops, if necetrary, to affia in r~ ; oppofiog the enterprifes of BONAPARTI. The efforts of the Eng Hat and Ruffians, calling forth to their aid the fpirit of the Albanians and Greeks, might, We &mad think, flop the ambitious career of Bo AAAAA TB, in his march to Conftantinople. That he points thither is manifeft, aiming, as he does, at the polliffitur of every thing celebrated in the hi Rory of h uman greatnefs, Athens, Rome, and Conftantinople, while he already rules over the nominated Empire of CHAILLSI4ACKII. Confiderable agitation prevails in Switzerland, on a project for uniting that Country to France. Several of the molt populous and manufaeuring Cantons, finding their commerce fettered, and their produce without a market, ate defiroos of being united to France, while the agricultural and grazing diaries are extremely bonne to the plan, and with to preferve their national independence. This is an admirable illuliration of the public fpitit of trade !—Both par ties have fent Deputies to Paris, but if BOMA AAAAA '9 with be to effell the union, it is eafy to fee whole re• prefentatives will be lifiened to. Indeed, it teems by no means doubtful that Switzerland will either be united to France, or will form a federal Rate under I 'tae 1 the family or its dependants. Ti et e is a report that Anfpach is intended to re ••.:: d the fervices and to gratify the ambition of &me military officer, probably BERNADOTTE, bro ,r in-law to the new King of Naples. GOTTENBUPGH MAILS. By the two Mails which arrived this morning we have received the following articles: Srocamot.m, May 18.—A fleet has failed from Cultcrona, for the purpofe of blockading the Prof 'ian ports in the Baltic. From this circumftance one would conclude that femething decilitre of the Este of Pomerania mull take place. GOTTENIIURGH, May 23.—A convoy from Leith Arrived this morning. Several veffels which came ith k have proceeded to the Sound. The mil - underflanding between this kingdom and France, canting an impediment to thelnavigation of Swedith veffels, his Majefly the King of Sweden, in order to encourage foreign (hips to trade to his ports, has been pleated to take off the prohibition from &reign bottoms, which confined them to the pro duee of their refpeitive countries (only as ordinance Smiler to the Enplifh Navigation Alt.) By this re peal a Britifb veffel is in every refpe& put on the fame footing as a Swediflt one, as well in regard to the duty on goods imported and exported, as in the port charges, which are confiderably diminifhed ; the duty on iron exported by Britifh or other foreign Gips is hereby lowered ten (billings Rcrling a ton, and pro. portionably on other goods. This will greatly faci litate the freighting of Britifh (hips, feveral of which have, Race this law took effel, got freights for Ire land and Great Britain ; but welds that may come for freights ought not to proceed further up our river than the Calle, and if they do not fueceed in pro curing them, go to the Baltic, or elfewhcre, without being fubjee to any other port charge than pilotage. FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS, The former to the 23th and the latter to the 3oth ult. have come to band. The French Official Journal contains a curious Note on an article of naval intelligence in an Engli(h paper. It (peaks of "no leG thatfifires divilions of French flips of war at fea ; (peculates upon the immenfe depreda tions they are to commit upon our trade; in the fame breath recognifes our maritime fuperiority. by a peevifh admiffion that many of there mull be taken, and that the war mall henceforth be direeed againft our commerce ! !" We have fonsetimes had =Minn to remark how much at variance the French and Dutch journals are, in their intelligenie from the fame fcene of saints. Thus, in the prefent infiance, while the French Ar• miners reprefented in the Dutch Papers, as quitting Bavaria and filing off to the Rhine, the Paris Ga zettes preferve a total filence refpeeting fo important a circumaance. The latter, indeed, are far lets pe remptory refpetaing the aluftment of the differences between France and Anaria, than the Dutch and German Papers. It is not unlikely, however, that the Gicial Paper may have preferred preferving filence on the fubjet of the evacuation of the Mouths of the Cattaro, until authentic advice of the fait had been received. It is inferred, from the repeated conferences which have taken plate between the Miailters of the Porte and the Ruffian Arobafador, and the military pre parations of the former, that the belt underfianding does not Cuba between the two powers. Theft eon. fermiers and preparations, we lbonld think, had for their object rather the potation of the Porte, than difcuEons of differences or projeas of hoftility. It is not Ruffle who meditates the fubverfron of the Ot. tomen Empire. The intelligence from Naples occupies a confider. able part of one of the French papers. It fays no. thing about the progre( in the liege of Gaeta, but is very copious in the details of the popularity of the new Sovereign. Thefe Calabriana, according to this account, mu& be the moil verfatile people in esiß encet but this is not the chameer of that hardy race. Had their lawful Sovereign deemed it advifable to (land by them, we are much milaken if Kiq Joslyn would not have met with a far different reception. The Adjntant.General of Verhuel arrived as a Courier from Paris at the Hague late in the evening of the 25th ult. and immediately proceeded to the Hoar e in the Wood, the refidence of the Grand Pen- Sonny. He was fappofed to bring with him the ultimatum of Ikmaymtre, refpeaing the new con. (litution, but no particulars upon which any reliance could be placed had tranfpired. NEW DUTCH CONSTITUTION. A refpatable Morning Paper mentions the receipt of a letter from Holland, containing the fabilance of the Coal Motion which is immediately to be icapofed upon that country. The following are the principal terms of the new ellablifhment " Puna Louis to be Cioftltutional King of Holland ; the dig nity to be hereditary in the male line; and in lallure thereof. Ids (limn: is to be appointed by the Emperor ache French, and flu* fueccifer to be by blood or birth a Batavia; Chlscn. His income is to be two millions of guilders per annum. Alr the offiees are to be filled by natives of the country, the Jimmy of the Royal Hoofehold ex crpted. The language, the religion, and the raffling laws, are to be retained, fo (Sr as they do nut militate &salon the new Condi t otiose . "The Rept Office wM, In great mature, refs:ethic that of the Grand Penilonary, but with pow,ra wore eztenfive to to the ap pointment of Officers in the Army, the Markle, s nd the Colonies "A Legffietive Body of thirty-eight perfons, eerdfdlve of a Pee l:Went. " A CouDcil of State of thirteen perfons, without a PreMeat Mehl& `five Members of Stine. The Members of this Council to be nominated by the Xing. " The National Debt Is acknowledged. " An advantageous Treaty of Cenuncr ce 6311 be nesoclated be. tween Franca and Holland. .. There (hall ►e nc appeal to the People as to their approbation of the New Cooftltutloa." The letter alfo mentions, that the limits of the new Monarchy were to be extended to the Wefer; and that SCHIMM INCK was to be indemnified for his degradation from the office of Grand Penflonary, by nomination to the Prefidency of the Dutch Legif• lative Body. It was fuppofed, however, that hearould retain fenfe enough of his fDrmer dignity to flied this fubaltern appointment. NAUTICAL IN7 ELLIGANCE. I Y.—V/Ind N.B MAILS THIS au'. DOI. •at. DUI I I Gottentwargh 1 o I I Litbon o o 0 1 Leeward Mande z o Dann Wastrford Hamburglk The Auckland packet with mails from Lifbon, which place the left on the 18th ult. is arrived at Falmouth, and the letters will be delivered to-mor row. The Walflngham packet, which failed from Falmouth on the scl, arrived at Li!bon on the s 3th nit The Manta:roe man of war, with the fleet under her convoy, which failed from Cork on the zoth Fe bruary, arrived at Barbadoes on the 14th April. Fa LIIIOIITH,MAT 30.—Yefierday arrived the Prince Adolphus packet, BouLosason, from the Leeward Minds, in 37 days. Arrived to-day the (Hamburgh dagger) Anna Amiria,Captain SULNAII, from Hun burgh, bound to Sr. Sebelians and Bayonne, with cocoa and bees-traz, detained by the Atlantic priva. teen of Liverpool ; Good Friends, B , from Exeter. Sailed the American Ship Bingham, Bea. maw, for London ; and the American brig Walking ton, Adams, for do. Wind N. N. E. PLYMOUTH, MAT 31.—Came in the Spanifis fc hoo ner St. Domingo, from Bilboa, bound to St. Andero, laden with hides and other goods, captured by the SURINAM, of t 8 guns. Came in the Oldenburgh galliot Vrow Maria Carolina, Captain HUITICRE a, from Nantz, bound to Bremen, laden with honey, de tained by the DITIANCII, of 74 guns Pappenburgh galliot Catherina, Capt. KORP. from Rochefor t, bound to London, with wine and brandy, detained by the SYSILLI, of '.40 guns ;—Oldenburgh galliot Twee Vrinden, Captain Sy-ague, from Nantz, for Bremen, laden with molafies and honey, detained by the In defatigable pri►ateer ;—a Span& lugger and a Spanifb felosoner, both laden with Flour, cut out of Bilboa by the boats of the SURINAN BRITAIIIIIA, of ts guns, from Portfmouth. Sailed the Tetsuo*, of 4o guns, to join the fleet. PORTSMOUTH: MAT 3 r.—Arrived the FAIRY brig, with the LADY BARLOW Eaft Indiaman, Captain MAIIIIEII.I., and feveral Ships from the Downs.— Sailed the PLUTO (loop, and EzrLosior bomb on a cruise. Puffed by this port the London packet, from Philadelphia, from which fhip tome paffengers were landed here. The FAbla, of 74 guns, dropped down w St. Helen's this day; alto the AnTaLors, Captain Baazz.sY, and the outward-bound Eall India Ships. Nee I.—Arrived the SPRIGHTLY armed cutter, and Duke of York armed brig, from a cruize ; the Joust BULL cutter, and CHARLOTTI fchooner, with feveral viituallers from Plymouth. Salied the As TILOPI, with the following Ships under convoy, viz. DOW CAS; Captain ItICZA/LD11011; Lord Keith, RAMMIR ; and Harriett. Lamar, for St. Helena and BasaaL Haddam. Captain BAYLIFYIt. for Madeira sod Bombay. Tottenham, Car tabs Jo ; Ocean, MT , and Was, WiLLDIN, for Madeira Coen aid Bay. Teigowootb packet, Captain WATKINS, for Bengal. Lady /inflow, Captain MAIM/KILL, for Bombay and &opt. William, Captain Cao m c, for the Cape of Hood H ov e. London, WATSON, for Goree. Bat there being little wind tkey are again brought up at St. Helena. Admiral Sir j. B. Wart aim arrived here yefterday, and boated his Hag on board the FOUDAOTAIIT, at eight this morning : it is expelted he will fail with his fqoadron on Wednetday. The Awasoa frigate is dropped down to St. Helen's. Sailed alfo the Ds- VENOM gun brig, with feveral tranfports and other veffels under convoy for Guerofey. Dovra, May sr.—Paned by this morring the fhip Helena, from Copenhagen, bound. to the EMI In _ ... dies. Sailed the (hip Bradford, Capt. CLARE,. of Newbury port, bound to the Mediterranean, in balk& Arrived the Comparator praam, and Rivsames gun brig, from a ernize, and remain in the Roads, with the &ascii, frigate. joie t.—Paffed by this day a large American fhip from New York, fall from Cowes, bound to London. Sailed this afternoon the &erica' frigate I COMA. TAN T praam, and RIFLISIAN gun brig, on a cruizc off the French coaa.—Wind N. E. and moderate. Dees, MAT 31.—Arrived the D a gun. brig from the Nore, and FURIOUS front a ernize.— s a il e d the Taotersuse and Co AAAAA nr (loops on a ctuize ; the Meru& bomb with a convoy for Portf mouth. Jona t.—Arrived the BUS T LSR from a cruizr.— Sailed the Acre gun brig for the Nore ; Nair, Am AAAAA ma,Seactsms,Cote r praam, and Fu. mous on a cruip. Arrived the &mita frigate from a cruise, and remains in the Dawns with the Edgar, Glatton, Tway, Clyde, Devallation, Zebra, Profpero, Vefuvius, Valorous, Bold, Bailer, Defpe rate, and Harmony. Cosa, Ma 2 C—Satorday laft, his Majelly's (hip Datil:), Captain &ooze, arrived from Plymouth, and (loop Balsa, Captain Comm, from 241moath. Sailed this morning his Majelly's floop S 4•110 a, Cap tain Moms, for Potifmouth, and LS PI SOLI, Capt. Mostets, for Belfaft. Yefterday the fignal was made for the AM ST It ysr frigate with the tranfpotts, having the King's German Legion 0.1 boat (1, to unmoor.— They had not failed when our courier left Cove this morning. The troops are defined for Gibraltar— they were joined by four tranfports with troops of the King's German Legion, on the 23d WI DI3TRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY. La Chlffone for the Zecluft captured June 20,130 -,will I.e paid on her antral in port. Recalls Tueldays sad Fridays, at No. 9. Broad-itteet, for three months. La Loire, for the Con6ance, will be recalled on the above days, at Mr. Lynes, Plymouth. The Harpy will be paid on board on her arrival In pore. for the dFarenyscahndguinl-trirfatdaNyso;a3t3N7o' ta 9 k , e m o c. tan a...4. . Ip, r a t , . . far three W in eet m l: l e . :: The recall, of the Polypbemu. for the Marianne, captured Feb. 8, Strand ea bar arrival ill . 1 11, 80.5, N ivia ti , be he r a m t Na a will b e s , Arundel ru for : trees , uspee j port. Recalls at No. rs, Howard Arco, strand. MARK-L/11V F. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE s. The quantities of Wheat arrived for to-day's market are but inconliderable. and famples of the bell quality continuing in requell, fetch an advance; the few here at rathcr more than the general cur rency—Of Barley a good fupply, and rather lower —Malt likewife—White Peas are fcarce and dearer —Oats are in confiderable quantities; good (*Ample' hardly fupport prices; the trade for fecond and infe rior is at lefs—The prices of Flour as tall week. BB COSAINCY Al lINDSIt t What, 6ss 74. 1144 pa v Grey Peak 351 3os od Floe Ditto; Ids aos od Scans, 401 461 al RlO. X 0144.04 Tick Ditto *B.. 345. od barley, 4.33. ad Oats, *ls sp. sta. Mk, 63s 691 al Poland dity 33e ja.“ Wain Pak, 444 sea od Rape Seed, oat. col. riles Or imam. - rim Flow ra to ft. Seam& 6s• to for pa Lea. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MADDINOTON—STOCIERIUDOR COURSE. THURSDAY, May 29, SICOWD DAY. Sweep! takes of cgs each, with Jogs added by the Club—(Seventeen Sabfctibers.) Mr Doitsies's b. h. Ducat. by Coriander, 6 yrs oid Mr. D. Raddirs Pedearisn, 4yra of Sir H. Lippincotes Mirror, 6 yrs old FRIDAY. A Handicap Plate of col. fur ail horfes. Heats the lan mac. Mr Dingim's Ducat, 6 yrs old, lift solb - a y a Mr Herbert's Little Peggy, s ye, old. :oft ,P, • Mr D. Radcliffe. Pedettried. 4 Pr old. toe a dr Mr Worrull's Peggy Rote, aged, ple a olb 6 4 a Far Sash Margustta, a yes old. 9ft Sib S 3 dr Sir 141.Uppioeott's Nate, 6 yrs aid, tt ft alb 4 dr Bweepilakes of ;cgs each—zo added. Sir H Lippneon's grey colt, by Guildford, Sit I alb Lori &marine% Whirligig, tae Mr Worrall's Piper, toe slb Mr Ooddart's Optician, itf 31b 4 Col. Keropkote's Dudley, soil. 31b. agit Lord Brooke's Mungo Parke, Lott.—a dead beat. MANCHESTER RACES. viruasorr, KAT 29. A Sweepnakes of cogs. each, p. p. 3 yrs old a fea ther ; 4 yrs old 71t ;alb. s yrs old 811. 6 yrs old and aged, 88 :alb. One tour mile heat. F. D. Afticy, Ernes ch. c. by Matta wafted over. C. Serdtb, ilfq.'s b. in Hebe, s yn old Calomel Taylor's bay g. by Sir Peter, out of Golden Loeb, yn old Sams Day, a Sweepflakes of togs each for hocks, &c. not er,ceeding; 31 hands ; under 13 hands a tea -1 ther ;13 hands 61t ; thole above 13 hands 71b. fir an inch, and fo on in proportion for each inch or half inch above. The bell of three 2.miie beats. Wm. Seddon. MO eb. paw" Pecelope, 6ft t t Mr Wm. CreCrweft's eh. pony ]arch. by Spear. feather s s P. D Aftley, Efq.'s br. to. Clementioa, by Regulus, 68 Sib dr A Maiden Plate of 701 b. by any boric, mare, or geld ing, that never won a solb. (fweepßalres and matches excepted) -4 yr old colts 711. n alb. s yrs old 88.31 b. 6 yrs old and aged. BR 121 b. Mares and fillies to be allowed 31b. The belt of three four rofte beats. JoEtts Mahan, Efq:a bay bode Bounce, 4 yrs old 3 a i Mr Kathy'. bay Ally Laura, 4 yrs old - I f $ Sr Thos. 43_ _areoyee's ch- L Lemeopeel, 4 yrs old a 3 3 Mr H.B Hodgfores grey colt Snap, 4 yrs old - dr Betting to the yol. Plate. bd6re Rafting, 3 sad 6 to ten Laura ; after the Art heat to to a ; after the reeted heat nett bettiago.- The knowing or were completely had. The ad battalion of the 88th Regiment, or Co. naught Rangers, commanded by Colonel Wata.act, were reviewed at Helfham, in Suffix, a few days ago. General DUDIOURIIR attended, on Friday, at the Sdcretary of State's Office for Foreign Affdirs, to have an interview with Mr. Fox ; after 'which, he went to the Alien Office, in Crown Oreet, for the firft time Grace his return to this country. WIXFOILD ELacrtox.—At the clofe of the Poll, Monday, May a 6, the numbers were as follow : For Mr. Coldough - n 46 For Mr. Aloxk 816 Majority for Mr. Coklourie --- 230 The Gazette of Saturday night contains a notice to artificers and manufaiturers, explaining the penalties to which they are liable in leaving this kingdom, to follow their callings in foreign countries ; as well as to thole who may be the means of enticing loch per. Eons away, or in the exportation of tools ufed by them. It was Captain Resstiso (not FLlsriric) who was (worn into the command of the Eall India Company's Chip Steam, on Friday. Captain Puruars is appointed to the command of the Boretra flop of war, in the Downs. Lord Nsvii.i.e, who ferved on board the Vintner, at the battle of Trafalgar, is appointed Lieutenant of the Srsecaa, of 74 guns. The SANTA MARGARIT• (agate with the Draxall, —, from Liverpool for Grenada. with nine other vefrels that failed from Fahnnuth and did not join the Well India convoy, were all well on the 9th May, in lat. 47. 31. long. 17, to. A letter from Dominique, dated the t slh of April, Rates, that the George, —, from Demerara for London, is captured and carried into Martinique, and that a NI) and a brig from the fame river have alto been captured. As the Duke and Duchefs of BIDPOID were re. turning to the Cafile, a few nights ago from the Play, at the corner of Crow.llieet, (Dublin), the carriage received a fudden jolt from a hole in the pavement, by which means one of the footmen was thrown from behind, and had his (kull fraetured, and one of his eyes knocked out; be was carried to the Cattle with little hopes of recovery. Theme Frita.—We are forty to learn that a very deltrudive fire broke out on Saturday fe'nnight in the town of Longford, in Ireland ; and notwith. Rending every exertion, was not fiippreffed until two breweries and above fifty dwelling !lodes were totally confumed. This calamity having principally fallen upon tie pima daft of the inhabitants, the dArefs ' which it has occafioned is extreme . A fcw days sr.. Mr. Luce ue, of Ishifferton, and come of Ws acqualitance, went to the manfion of Sir C HOTNAN, Bart. at South Dalton, for the diverfion of (hooting Crows in the rookery at that place ; when, to their great afton'lltm nt, one of the young crows (full fledged) that fell by t h e i r (h ots , had Cour legs, two of which in ev er y refpeCt were like the legs of the other birds, but the two extra legs were of a much fighter colour, gad nearer to the tau. • A ~. ,ri...-.--- .._.., . _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .. ~ V z I ' i I 1 1 1 1 i • Ii M I ; • I 1 , 1 1 I • ( 1 , i e v f j ■ V