Star.
London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

Z.ONDON.

iPiDNESDAT, JUNE 2.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Conf. for July opg.
Reduced 73.1-4 per Cent. 39—01 d 5 per Cent. :OA—.
New s per Ccnt. 104-omnium i z prem.

Wheat, and every other article of Grain, were
this day particularly dull in tale, and no alteration
has taken place in the prices !ince Monday.
It appears by accounts from the Mediterranean,
that a rebellion lately broke out in the empire of
Morocc:,, aeainll the Emperor, and that the in-
furgents were headed by the Emperor's Nephew,
who has, however, been defeated with great lots.
The particulars of the battle are contained in the
following extract of a private letter, which was
COMM,SiliCatCd to u, by a friend :

" Tangiers, May 19, 1802.

" We have this d.iy received intelligence of an
anion having taken place between the Emperor of
Moitocco and his Neldiew, in which the latter has
been completely defeated with great lots ; it is al-
teady known that tiler: are Bono killed, 24.00
taken painters, belides an immenfe number of
wounded. The Emperor freaks in the highell
terms of the very great alli'lance he received from
an Officer ho arrived at the Camp the night be
tore the anion, and requelled the Emperor to ac-
cept his fervices. He had the command of a
Iquadron of horfe, and contributed in a great
invaltire to the defeat of the enemy. It is expeaed
that this week mill put an end to the war, as Ambaf-
fadors are now going from the Emperor in anfwer
to terms propofed by the Nephew.
" We learn that the Officer who diflingnifhed
himfcle fo much belongs to the City of London
Light Horfe, and that he is deputed from fome of
the principal merchants in that city, to procure the
releale of two !hips detained by the Emperor of
Mosocco. We are happy to find, that in conic-
<pence of his great fa vices on this occalion, the
Emperor has lent a favourable ear to the objed of
his million. The. Emperor has already conferred
fome dillinguifbed honours upon him:"

Yefferday being the day appnined for a General
Thankfgiviug for the return of Peace, a Sermon
was preached before the Houfe of Peers, by the
Bifhop of CHICHESTER, in Weffminfler-abbey.—
The Archhifhap of CANTERBURY, the &Atop of
RocuEsrEß, the LORI) CHANCELLOR, Lord EL-
LE Nsokouctr, Lord A LvAN LET, and feveral other
Spiritual and Temporal Lords were prelcnt. His
I..,,rdihip took his text from the 22d chapter of
the Firft Book of Chronicles, and the tBth and
t9tit verfes.
The SPEAKER of the Houfe of Commons, at-
tended by the CHANCELLOR of the Excurvrit,
Sir Iltertaito HILL, and Meffrs. MARTIN, LEFF-
v/te, SrirLE, and about zo other Members, at-
tended Divine Service at St. Margaret's Church,
where a Sermon was preached by Dr. VINCENT,
from the 58th Pfalm, and the loth verfe.
The church has lately been rebuilt ; and has a
new pew, fitted up in the Gothic flyle in the gal-
lery, under the organ, for the reception of the
Sri A itr It and his attendants. This pew was built
at the fuggettion of the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer when he was Speaker.
The Duke of YORK, with a number of Officers,
attended Divine Service at the Military Chapel,
in the New Way, Weaminfler, formerly belong.
ing to the late 1)r. Pee/MILL.
Yeflerday morning Rear-Admiral MONTAGUE
arrived at Portfmouth in the MELAMPUS frigate
from Jamaica, and immediately after landing fet
off for town.
The will of the Earl of LONSDALL has Uccn
opened, and it is found that he has left to
Sir WILLIAM LOWTHER, now Lord LOWTHER,
all his effates in Wellmoreland and Cumberland,
eflimated at ao,oool. per annum.
To JOHN LOWTHER, Efq. the brother of Sir
WILLIAM, he has left his Yorkfhire dime, worth
40001. per annum.
To the Counters of LONSDALE, his wife, he has
left, in addition to her jointure of aoool. per an-
num, 50001. in money, and the villa which the
now inhabits.

To the Duchefs of Bovros and Mifs Lowrnr
his two fillers, he has left 70001. each in money,
and his Barbadoes elate, worth aoool. a year.
To Colonel Lowr H sa, whom he fn particul.irly
profeffed to favour, he has left only i 2,0001. in
money and to
The Earl of DAZLINGTON,his nephew, and heir
at law, who %%mild have had tic whole if no will
had Leen found, he has cut off with a bequelt
of cool.
l its ellate at Lahtham, in Middlefex, the houfe
upon which he lel: untenanted for years on account
of a difpute with the Prica about tytbes, he has
dir•Eled to be fold.

He had 9cco guineas in his bureau, prepared
ft,r the caning eleetions.
L ,ft Swurday the in,ant fon of the Loma MAYOR
was baptil‘d a: the Manr.on-Hottfe, by his Lord-
Ihip's Chaplain. On due occafion were invited
Earls POMFRI T, HARRINGTON, CRANTLRY, and
ATHLoN 1., Sir Jn:IN Blot LASi: WARREN, Sir SIDNEY
Smrrn, General Noc ron, and many Members of
Parliament with their Ladies.

Yrlle: day the Loma NI4YOR ordered the price of
Bread to he railed an Affree, or 2d. in the Peck
Lod, to commence to-morrow. The price of the
Quartern I oat Wheaten will then be fold fur tod.
arid Hnufelinld 131 d.

The penalties for fecreting malt are fol Pended
by the Commialoners of Excife, for 20 day's, from
the ooth intl. in order to give a proper opportu-
nity to maldiers,publicons, &c, to make an entry