Star.
London, England, 1807-10-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER c.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE: O'CLOCK :
Cunfoh, :none), 62if—for ace. 613i-,1-omnitirn, par 4 prem.
Exchequer Bills, Fir
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock (hut Short Ann. (hut
3 prr Cent. Red. (but India Bonds, Is. 25. dif.
3 per Cent. Confols 6t3L- Iz p. Anp. 71- 13-16 k
per Cent. (hut Exeke. Bills. par IS diC
5 per Cent. Navy 96,1,1 Engli2i Tickets
Long Ann thug I Conf. for acc. 621

The Gazette of Saturday announces that Govern.
mutt has notified to the Minifiers of friendly and
neutral powers, that the river Eyder is to be put in a
Rate of moil tigcrous blockade. A proof that Gc.
vernment places no great dependence on the amicable
difpofition of the Court of Denmark.
DUTCH JOURNALS
To the 29th ult. reached us at a late hour lall night.
It h Rated in thefe papers that the King of Sweden
has made propofals for peace to Martha! BRUNr.-
They alto Rate General Muni:wr has declared Ra.
gufa to belong to France, and notified that it and
Dalmatia shall form a part of the kingdom of Italy.
King Lotus has returned to Holland, and King
FIRDIMAND: it appears, with the whole of his family,
have left Sicity.

G►cat apprehenfions were entertained at Conßan-
tinople, that the Blitifh fquadron at the Mouth of the
Dardanelles would attempt to force that pafrage.
The Monileur has at IA taken notice of the fur.
render of Copenhagen. We have not received the
IlloniteNribin have tranflated the article from a Dutch
paper. The French affeEt to decry the importance
of the emerptize, but the chagrin which its fncccfs
has produced continually breaks forth. They Rate
that the effed of the attack will be to throw Den.
mark into the arms of France. This. we believe; and
we believe alto, that this connetion was refolved
upon long before an Englifh pendant appeared in the
' Baltic.

The FALCON floop of war has arrived at Yarmouth
from the North Sea, much damaged, having loft her 1
bowfprit, fcremaft and main-top matt, in a fevere
gale of wind, in which the parted with her convoy,
of which very few have yet reached any Math port.
Mr. CONGRIVE, the inventor of the fire•rockets,
returned to town yefterday morning, after a very
fevere paffage .crofs the North Sea, where he was
feparated, off the Texel, on the night of the 29th ulr.
in a moll tremendous gale, from a convoy of thirty
ux merchant veffels, including Dana Weft lndiamen
captured in the Sound. We have not learnt in what
veflel be arrived, but we imagine it formed one of
I the FALCON'S convoy.

Saturday the Hon. Mr. Poi pra and fuite embarked
on board the Tausry, of so guns—and Sir RONVIIT
WILSON and fuite embarked on board the KING
Paola' cutter. Thefe Gentlemen Ore. both bound
for the Continent.
MERRY, PoLr, and CANNING. are alfo
bound on a miffion to the Continent. They were
;xpeeled to embark on board the Piot,' arriEUS floop
-of war, with their retinue, on Sturddy afternoon.
Mr. Fisir Ells a King's Metrenger, accompanies them.

We underfland that Government has refolved to
fend a fotce of to,ooo men by the firtt (hips for In-
dia. The fpirit of mutiny that has appeared among
fome of the native troops in the neighbourhood of
Vellore, has rendered this meafure neceirary. Need
we add that fume enquiry into the caufe of the
difcontent that prevails among there corps teems iodic-
penfably requifite.—lf we are not mit-informed, fome
of them had been required to wear leather caps made,
of hog jkin. We might with as much reafon expect
that a regiment of yews could be brought to live up-
! on kv,ti/A, as that ccruin cgts of the Indians fhould