Star.
London, England, 1806-06-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 19.
PRICE OF STCICKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCIC
Confute. for opt. Safi—Reduced Si.
°ma'am, for moury, ait-ur July paymcnt,
E.:augur: Hill. par
FR ICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
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Doak Stock ;14- --
3 p. CL Rod. Ana. 60f
3 per Celt. Corr. Ann. (hut
4 per Cent. 7911*
Long Ann. 17 7-164
India Sias k, SS opening

India Bonds. is. a 111. 41f.
Imperial 3 per Ccat. &if
Imperial Ann.
Each. Billa.par is pron.3l. dif.
Osmium. 4il prem.
Conf. for ace. 6x} 63 62i

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council yefterday, at
which an Order is Paid to have been figned for re.
leafing all tads carrying the flag of Pappenhargh,
which were detained previous to the 14th of May,
except fuch as (hall appear to hue cleared out from
one enemy's port to another.
In the Houfe of Peers, Lord Gatavit.La Taft night
Acted the outline of the propofed alterations in the
Courts of Law in Scotland.—The leading features of
his Lordlhip's refolutions are, that the 15 fupreme
Judges of Scotland are in future to compote three
Courts of equal Jul ifdidion, each confining of five
Judges ; and the Trial by Jury, in civil cafes, is alto
to be introduced under certain modifications.

The Charge againft Marquis Wrxxesxar, recped-
ing the Nabob of °MI, was taken into confideration
ye(lerdajr, by the Houfe of Commons. Lord To mo-
unt/1-H, the Raft witnefs called in fupport of the
Charge, continued under examination from (even
o'clock until half pall twelve.

The following information was this day received
at Ltoysrs Coffee-hottfe
" Letters frc4l Tortola fay, that kill as the packet
was failing, a perfon anived there from St.Thornas's,
who reported that three French and one Spanifh
frigate had arrived at Porto Rice, and that four
French line of battle (hips were at St. Domingo."

The Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday laa has ar-
rived.

Letters of the 3oth oh. frim Ratifbnn Rate, that
the Notification made to the Diet relative to the
coadjutorthip of Cardinal Ff SCN I will foon be fol-
lowed by another not lefs important, concerning the
new torm of the German Empire and its future con-
Ritntion.

Lady Sreacalt Stem( who was arrefled at Venice
and was ordered to be c4rried to Valenciennes is re.
ported, in fercral of the Foreign Journals, to have
effeaed her efcape and to have reached Prague,
whence the was advifed to depart fpeedily for Ruffian
Poland.

Some more merchants have been arretted at Bat,
muted of encouraging the tale of Englith commo-
dities. Of thefe Melts. Y and K have
been put into feparate confinement.

Four thoufand of the RulEan Guards have been
ordered to hold themklves in readinefs to march.
Their dellination is not known, but they are to be
commanded by the Grand Duke Co AAAAA r tar.
The accounts by the mail throw no new light on
the reports which have been circulating in London,
for thefe three days pan, ref-peeing negotiations for
peace. The following are the only other articles
worthy of notic.. brought by this conveyance :
Vials:la, Mar 3 t.—The harbours of Triers and
,1 Fiume will 11111 continue (hot to the Englifh and Rd.-
' flans, sill the evacuation of Cattaro has aaually taken
plane. The garrifons of the two ports have been re-
inforced.

The Swedifh Charge d'Affaires, Count Dubea,
roMO days ago, delivered to the Mini(ler of State,
Count Stadion, the Declaration of the King of Swe-
den *saint! FrulEa.
The report in tome of the public journals, of an
alliance between this and Come other Courts, is not
fupported by any appearances here, where all the
preparations made feem only intended to fecure a
durable peace. Equally unfounded is the report that
has been circulated, that Tuttle has been taken pof-
fvfflon of by the French.

Ririssow, May 30.—A1l the French troops in
the Archbithaptie of Itatifbon brokc up on the 18th
of May.

HANOVIIt, Just 6.—Baron H•*rdenberg has palled
through here on his way by Di norwick to Tempel-
horck, near New Stettin, in Pomerania.

Ham BURGH, JUN, to.—letters from I.anenburgh
of the 7'h fay, it teems as if the Pralans would
loon leave us Orders are given to bake bread only
fir three clA7b in advance, and no nr,re oats to be
r ovided. It is pretended here that the l',uffian Court
has been in.tuced to agree to quit Laumburg, and
allow the Swedes to re-occupy it, gpnn condition of
railing the blockade of the Prulli In ports in the Baltic.
The fear of dillurbances in Silelia, which priv..te
letters ureteral as much to he apprehended, if all
the trade is flopped. is atligneci as a nr.tive for this
ntedures joined with the p.,w, WI interference of the
Court of ROSA.
Sr. PATC•IIIVIQN, May 54.—A courier has been
difpatclacd wSt agaiisi by way tst. Berlin. His

jelly the Empe,•or to Ole 'Vow ".• •
Lis ackn,•ssleegmen•s t,:r the otar,..er le which he has
proceeded in relation to Sweden.
Swtmata traoc, Joist t.—After this port had b-en
for tome time blockaded, permitßon WAi 8.1,101
day for all neutral (hips to
SWIMISH POMUANIA, JUMP/ 3.—Count Ferfen is
preparing to return to Sweden. The Kine, lsetcl•
quarters are expeeted to he removed to S!talfuad.—
An eßim ite is now making of the value 1 the houfes
in the fithurbs of Stralfand.

Battu', Joss Ruffian Courier pared
yeßetJay evening to Greifswald ; he had b.rargh
alto difpatches for Count Stackelberg, who was pet
terday ',relented to the King, at Charlettenbutg. by
Count Haugwitz. During all thi, week Count Hang-
witz has had very long conferences nub his %jelly,
fometimee twice a day. In confegnence of the con-
ference. between Count Stackelberg and Couot Hang-
wits, the former has fent Baron Holland to the King
lof Sweden. A Prutfian Courier has alto arrived
from London; an Ault rian Courier from Vienna has
gone to London, and a Preilian Courier has arrived
from Madrid. The latter Raid tome day. at Paris.
ITALY, MAY 19.—The prohibition of Erre&
wares through the whole kingdom of Etroria, has
occaGuned great alarm at Leghorn, where they fear
that the Englifb, in return, will declare that free port
in a Rate of blockade. The merchants of that city
have in confequence refolved to fend a deputation to
Paris, to make tome reprefentations on the fubjea.
Rona, MAY 13.-1 his morning Cardinal Faso'
left this city.
An Englifh fquadron, of four (hips of the line,
which lies in the road of Naples, was a witnefs of the
rejoicings which took place at Naples on the entry of
King Joreph the Englills on the fame day made an
attack on the iSland of Capri.
GANOA, MAT 21 —Yellerday a (hip of the line, two
frigates, and two brig., appeared off our harbour.
—They are fowled to be Englifb, and continued
their emir& to the Eallward.

His !sfal ESTT Came to the, Q,teen's Palace, yeller.
day, about twelve o'clock. lie Royal Dukes loon
after paid their refpeits to his MAJIS TY. At two
o'clock his MAJESTY gave audiences to the Loan
C11•11414LLOt, Earl NOMA. and Lord GI /WV ILL,.
After which his Mai 13 v held a private Levee.
The following had the honour of being prefented to:
his MAJISTY : •

Lord Elgin, upon his return from France, by Lord Somerville.
The Muquis of Douglas, upon his being appointed Ambalfadar
to Ruffia, by Mr. Fol.
Major•Generai Slomileld, by Earl Moira, upon his promotion
to the command of the 9th battalion of the Royal Artillery.
General Sir Charles Green, upon his being appointed Governor
of S wham, and on his being crested a Baronet ,by Lord Somerville.
After the Levee his Majesty held a Privy Coun-
cil, at which the Marquis of DOUGLAS was intro.
duced, and (worn a Member, and took his feat at the
Honourable Board accordingly.
After the Council his MAJS.TT gave audiences to
Earl HARRINGTON and Lord Esotx.

By accounts from Parris received through a re-
fpeEtable channel, we learn, that the Government
of France has caufed an idea generally to prevail
in that country, that England has refuted to negn.
ciate on any terms, nelefs ar order for the imme-
diate evacuation of Hanover by the Pruillan troops,
and a guarantee of the troffer:Son of Malta by the
Englilh, and of the S.'vereignty of the Seven Wands
by Rau, were made the preliminaries. We do not
believe that any correfpondence which has taken
place between the two countries had advanced C.) tar
as to jullify this flatement on the past of the French
Government, which, cot withllanding it is highly pro.
bable, may have been fent forth.
The Wilherbey, LOVITT ; the Sir Andrew Ham-
mond, Base; and the Sir Godfrey Webiter, Srsucsit,
from Jamaica, bound to London, arrived of the
Start on the 17th inilant : they parted from the fleet
about a month fince.

FALMOUTH, JUNI t6.—Arrived the Maicrisszta
packet, Captain Davis. with a mail from the Lee-
ward Wands, in four weeks pottage ; the failed from
Tortola on the ittrh May. The letters will not be
forwarded to London till to-morrow. Arrived the
William, Dovcr.As, from Portfmouth, bound to Ja-
maica ; Fanny, Cato' t.z, from Liverpool : Wilfon.
DA, isna, from Swanfea ; and Valentine, %Vernet,
from Newport.—Wind N.
Porivsmoursr, June 18.—Artived feveral fail of
outward.bound vette,' from the Downs. His Ma.
jetty's flip lets, Admiral Sir E. Cow t. a. is appointed
convoy to Newfotandland, &c. arid the Erna bomb
is appointed convoy to the I.:ally:it'd.
SH 00000 SS. Jose tB.—Sai:ed from the Note this
morning the LUCIFER brrnh, with tl.e trade under
convoy for the Baltic, with a firie light breeze at
Ealt. The Tonningen convey is appointed to fail on
the zad inflant.
DOTER. JUNE IB.—Sailed this day the following
seftels : thip Two Gererals, Capt. Connisnsiast, of
and from Norfolk, with flour, bound to Hamburgh ;
brig Trurton, Captain Mar, of and from Baltimore.
with tobacco, alto for Hamburgh ; and the Swedrllt
hay Hoffnung, Capt. Ka uss, from Malaga, bouud
to Tonningeu, with wine and fruit.
The Trial of Lord Mar.vizzt being concluded,
JR Sias A sr E A v r, Bioefeller, at die Bible, Crown, and
Conliitution, 3z. Cornhill, has colleaed fuch Mate-
r ial, a. enables him this day to publifh, at 3.. 6J. a
c9trea and impartial Report cf the whole procred-
: togs. It will contain every argument and every raer
necefrary to put the Public into c-mplete potTraion of
the whole Cafe, and is at the fame time fold at a
price within the reach of every reader. He (bereft:re
hopes they will be particular in ordering AMMER'S
Edition.

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