Star.
London, England, 1808-07-11 00:00:00

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' FROM THE HaIRLE,M COtItANF, JUNE so.
An English Ministerial, adverting to the
recent diSturbances amen; the weavers-at Nfanches7 .
ter, Ow. expatiates on the Impossibility of concluding'-'
peace with France, on any conditions ' hut such as
would make the situation of the Witting Classes
worse than it can be nude by a..w r .of longest •
continuation.
Upon these remarks of the Ministetililist the 11f ti-
tear has the following Rote : • •
a How cats the English state 44,435:0n which-
the French. Wottld.make peace ? Doltey know them •
Do. they talk of thoae which were proposed to Lord • •
Lauderdale ? Where is the Eugl'ishrnin who does not
regret that these terms were Xkft accepted ; or who.
Aatters.himself at the present jeneture With being able
to obtain canditions more favourable ? •
Do they talk of new conditior.s now that the
whole Continent is united against England'? How
could the English expect them, after sending away
the' Russian and Austrian Ambassadors without
shewinl even a disposition even to negociate ?
si The English- manufactories suuer. Their pro..
dnctions must be exchanged with.carinea shot. The
most unexpxted events happen on the-Continent,and
more such events spay take place daily. In the
northern regions, English blobd v.ill be, shed in the
most extravagant contest imaginable."
FROM THE AMSTERDAM COURANT.
COPENHAGEN, TUNE Ficusburgli ship mas-
ter, who lately returned to Fredericia, to his brig,
from England,
.was thls,day taken into custody, with
the whole of his crew, in consequence of an .order
from his Majesty. . •
•- On the 9th inst. si; sail of she enemy were seam ap-
proaching Wind, in.conseqtience of which every one
repaired to his past; but the day after they proceed- -
ed further, leaving behind ;only two brigs. The.se,
on Saturday last, sent out four 'beats, which cap-
tured ones/ our. gun-vessels; whose crew; after sta.,
tioning sentinels in two boats lying near them, had.
retired to rest.. The boats were set on fire, and there
is reason to fear that some of the crew became a prey
to the flames, as only 12 have got ashore, who saved
themselves by swimming. •.

AMSTERDAM, JUNE M.
From the latest advices from the Turlcish frontiers;
it would appear that the Turks have resolved to crush
the Servians completely.. It is said that they intend
to enter Seriia at three points, with a force Oat least
150,000 men.. -
The Austrians still have a cordon of 60,003 troop‘
on the frontiers towards the Ottoman territory. • '
Accdrding to letters from Munster, detachments
of French troops'are daily passing* through that place,-
on their march from theuiterior of Germany towardS
Spain.
In the Prize Court at Paris several American ves-
sels were condemned on the 7th inst. for having put
into English ports, or having suffered their papers to
be examined by. English cruizers. Among them are
mentioned the Rising Sun and the Aurora, 'Captain
Dashill, from Baltimore. In the same Court has
been condemned the Portuguese, ship. Santo Fran-
cisco Diligente,'Captain De Sousa Lobo, bound from
that place to Oporto, which had first gOne into Dast.
mouth, was afterwards captured by a Spanish priSoa-
leer, anyl next by a French privateer.
On the 22d inst. in the evening, cattle ko an anchor"
.off this city the English galliot Speculation, Captain
F. Le Pas, bound from Jersey to Gottenburgh, but
sent into Ferschelling the day before, baying beep
captured.on the Doggerbankron the 19th, by thu Am-
stelland privateer, Captain Hendrick leceten.
Letters from Vienna of the 11th instant,' mention
that the course of exchange had fallen corisideralAy
within a &w days previous to that date. Cottons had
begun to rise imprice ;. the Swiss and French were.
the chief purchasers. There never was so great a. scar-
city of money felt in this, and other places where 'et-
Changes have been usually done, asthere is at present.
This is attributed to the great speculations which, ate
making in colonial products. Three American ves-
sels had put into Trieste, with cargoetof coffee, dye
stuffs, nankeens, &c. • ,
An immense quantity of almonds,.citrons. orangt<,
capers, and other • prochictions.of Italy, and the '
soeth
of Franie, are now sending, by way of Franckfort, to
the north •of Germany.

Yesterday a man; in consequence of a demo' in
Doctor's Commons, stood in a white sheet, in St. All-
drew's Church, Itolbo,n; for defaming the good mama
of the landlady of a public-house, Hatton Garden.
It is a curious fact that if the sheets of patter uscl
annually in printing Mayor's Spelling Book were,
laid side by side, they would extend from London to .
Yolk, a distance of 200 miles, andthose used in prin. .
tiug Blair's First Catechism and the London Primer,
would extend die lime of continuity to Edinburgh, a
further distance of 200 miles. Of these popular ini-
tiatory works, the regular consumption in the pr7nfi-
pal schools throughout the empire is said to eacced
twenty thousand copies per month I
,It is scarcely possible another day's drawing can
pass over without a Capital Prize being drawn. Sit
of 20,0001._ besides Tens, Fives, Twos, • Ones, and
Five Hundreds, andthe usual proportion of swatter
Prizes, are Such as never existed before in any Lottery.
Tickets.and Sharesare selling by HORNSBY, and Co.
warranted undrawn also Tickets at 221.65. for which
if undrawn to-morrow,' thepurchaser may receive
231. 6s.—after the 4th day, 241. 6s.—and after the
Cornhill, 52, Charing Crass,
and 4t, .Margaret's Hilli3orough.
Coav M • RNLI' • MARK•LANE, JULi 11.—The ar.
rivals of Wheat today make lint a short supply-, and
sales, eirly in the day,*ere at a small increase in
I price, but afterwaras became heavy—very little Ifar-
[ ley--and few White' Peas;. each thereof dearer—Malt
lie vy sale---Lean of the two kinds, .feich a -better
4 price-7-Ithere'are likeoriseshort supplies of Oats, which •
1 are at all .advolce 'al.-abaft _is. per quarter—noui
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supports list priori.
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1. ; • GeftritAL oesosltcl At Imikta r,
iWheett 58s. 72e. ses. • • • Beatts cola) *Os. 60.
line dittoettst, 384 • Tick -ditto (old) .56,1, sts„
ItTe, 445. 41s. • . OAS 1 474. 130.
, 42a. 471. • Po • ,
i BarkyLtLi ditto, 445. 45.,
Malt, 642.• 745. • Pantoe ditto, 11u ..
White pegs (bolltis), ficsaalos. Raterteech Sato 301.
Om! eistt9, .541. se& •
i . Fine Flout *Ol.

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