Star.
London, England, 1801-07-08 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 8.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cot&ls Got dit..-Confols for opening 61162.
Reduced 61 60i--.1 per Cent. 7914-5 per Cent. 95if—
New Ana p3{--chr.nium to.
?RICE OF STOCKS YESTFRDAT :
Bank Stock 1613/ 161 Long Ann. at 7-16
3 per Cent. Red. 6tt 604 Short Ann 5 3-16
3 per C. Conf, 6olt Imp. 3 pa C. 6o
4 per Cent. 791 8 1 Imp. Ann....
5 pa C. Nary9si °mint= lot .
$ per C. Loy. 93i 96 Conf. for Ace. &if

DuBLIN, JULY 4.—Priee of Stocks this day:
5 per Cent. 84 I—.
• Crude of Exchanges—Dublin on Loodon x 3.1 a 14.
Sunday after dinner, the Remo, vEIII, and
Princelfes, except Princefs SOPHIA. ler Royal
Highnefs being indifpnfed with a cold, prome-
naded for fome time 'on the efplanade at Wey-
mouth. Stacie's Rooms, in the evening, were ho-
noured-with the prefence of the Royal Family.
Monday morning the Princefes Auousrs and
ELlzsasTM bathed in the new bath. His Msjes.
Tv, after breakfall, with his Aid de Camps, rode
ont on horfeback on the Dorcheiter road, and
after viewing the barracks, returned to Gloucef-
ter Lodge to Dinner. The Quern and Pltlll.
C ass s. accompanied by Prineefs3or uta of Gtou.
c sir sa, paid a morning vifit to the Countefs of.

The Gazette of laft night contains the promo.
tion of the following Gentlemen to the dignity of
Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and the refpcttive hcirs male of their
bodies lawfully begotten, viz.—
Jon), DI cum, of Lifmullen, in the county of Meath, Efq. a
Baron of the Holy Roman Empire.
JOHN KEAN', of Belmont and Cappoquin,in the county of
Waterford, Efq.
Jonas C of Cattle-Mahon, in the County of,
the city of Cost, Efq. his 'Majetty's fecond &leant at Law, In
Ireland.

Rlelf ARD HARDING! of the county of Fermanagh, Frq. with
remainder to the heirs ;tale of the hpdy of his father NICIIOI.AII
HARDINOR,Iatt of Cantbury, in the county of Surrey, Bfq. do.
ceded.

•••••••••
THOSIAS DORIS/ FITZO AAAAA of Lifbeen, in the county of
TiliPerarl, (I. •
Sir Ric NAM) KELLETT, of Lott, in the county of the city of
Cork, Knight, with remainder to the heirs male of the body of
his Raba RICZARD KIL LZTT, Efq. of the city of Cork,
Sir WILLIANCILSON HOMAN, of Dunlusa, in the county
of Weft Meath, Knight.
FRANCIS GooLti, of Old Court, in the county of Cork, Efq.
with remainder' to the heirs males of the body of his father
°SONGS Gomm date of Old Court, is the Paid county of Cork,
Efq. deeeafed.
MORGAN Caorro tt, of Mobil!, in the county of Leitrim, Efq.
]Ares MICNAKL De BAT NA, of Knightilown, Cal:hell, and
Ladyratk, in the county of Math, Efq.
Rosier SYNOR, of Kiltrough, in the county t f Meath, Efq.
And Arroasyr Piano so N, of the city of Londonderry, Efq.

His MAJASTY has been pleated, by his Royal
Letters Patent, to conaitute and appoint EDMUND
Efq. to be his Majelly's Prime Serjeant.
at Law in Ireland, in the room of the Right Hon.
Sr. GYOROC DALY, appointed one of the Barons
of his Majehy's Court of Exchequer in Ireland.
The flank companies of the 4.6 th Regiment,
now in Ireland, have with a mall honourable una-
nimity volunteered for general fervice, which we
underhand, has been followed by almoft every
company of the battalion.
A circular letter from the Secretary of State's Of-
fice has been fent to the Lord Lieutenants of coun-
ties, erpreffing the anxious defire of Government
to have the feveral Volunteer Diftrid Corps under
one unitorm fyflem, and offering liberal affillance
towards effeeling the plan.' It is at the fame
time intimated, that Government have attained
the knowledge of perfons having entered into Vo-
lunteer Corps a Ilion time previous to Militia bal-
lots, and retired on their completion ; and the
Lords Lieutenants are exhorted to he vigilant in
repreffing this and other abufes of the Inilitution.
On Wednefday fennight the temple on the Ky-
min Hill, near Monmouth, ereelecl in honour or,
our naval heroes, was opened with a public break-
fall and dance, which were attended by the officers
of the sth Dragoons, and a large party of the prin- '
cipal families of the town and neighbouthood. At
two tire company partook of an elegant repaft at '
the Beaufort Arms PA Monmouth, when public
thanks were given to the gentlemen by whofe libe-
rality and attention the building had been per-
fettled t and it was refolved that the occallua Ihould
be celebrated annually on the 24th of June.—
At nine the dancing was returned at the Town-hall,
from which the party did not feparate until a very
late hour.

A Court of Aldermen was yeilerday held at
Guildhall, prefent the Loan Kayoa and ten Al.l
dermen, betides the Sheriffs. The Company of
Bakers attending, the Mealweighers' accounts were
infpeded, and at appeared that between the 22d
and 27th of June lilt 15,967 quarters of wheat."
were fold at 1035. tad. per. quarter, on the ave-
rage, being 3s. ibid. cheaper than the preceding
week, and that 16,92 a lacks of Sour were fold be-
tween the 27th June and 3d July, it toss. 3)d.
per lack, being 55. sad dearer than the preceding
week, and as. add. dearer than the price of wheat ;
the Court therefore Ordered the price of the quer-
tern loaf to be is. Sld. to take place to-morrow.
Wtictsie RAWLIVIS, fq• elthed Sheriff on Mid-
fummer-day left, gave bond to take upon him the
Office. Rosser Acsicili Cox, Efq. the other She-
' riff Elea, is to attend on s future day.
• On Friday night ( June 19), between twelve and
one, 'a molt beautiful phenomenon 6was ohferved
at Hull, from the S. W. refembling an immenfe
moon, with a Mask bar actors on its firil appear-
ance; it Teemed then gradually to form itfelf into
(even (mall dillina moons, or globes of fire, which
difappeared fertile (pace of a few feccmds. Its re-
appearance 'ern-equally brilliant, at firft (hewing'
itfelf like the face of the moon, afterwards in five
circular balls, and laftly like feveral (mall (tars,
which gradually faded away, leaving the whole
.atnaciphere beautifully illuminated. During the
time of its being vifible, a faint blue light fell upon
the furtounding objets like that of diftant torches ;1
and when entirely gone, the appearance was ferene
like" a.fine imam% sottnaing...—lltlt.titerrier qfj
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CORN-MARKETS.

At Mark Lane this morning, there was a_very
fcanty fupply of Wheat—of Engin none—the fo-
reign eagerly bought up at an advance of Ss. per
quarter—Flour meets with a very brifk !ale at
1106. to 115$.
CANTERBURY, JULY 4.
Wbeat - 114 to t6o Hog Peas - 46 to 48
Barley . 36 to 5o Boiling Peas - 70 to 75
Oats . • a 6 to 40 Hay, pr. ton 4 Os. to 4 41.
Seed ditto - to -- Sainfaln, do. 51. os. to 51. sa.
New Beano - 41 to 48 Clover, do. 45a to al, rya
Tick Beans - 4/1 tosa Straw, do. 31. os. tool. os.
Tares - -- to Rough Meal - 705. to —a
MALT...ZTOWD 8811.SCCOIld 89S+Pale 90s.
Price of the Q.n.artern Loaf - Is. 4d.
JULY 7.—Since this day fortnight our wheat
market is advanced twenty Millings a quarter, and
flour ten Millings a fack.

NAUTICAL MTELLIGENCZ.

MAILS THIS DAY...-Wln4 S.

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TORBAY, JUDY 6.
Sailed the Arno and CIILTSIPOIT frigates, with
the Cygnett, Warrior, Alexander, and Majellic,
tranfports, and FaLcow bomb-veffel, with the 85th
regiment on board, on a fecret expedition.

YARMOUTH, JULY 7.
Monday evening arrived the HAZARD cutter,
from a cruizc off the coat of Holland.—During
her cruize fhe was informed by Come neutral yell
fels, that the following was the Rate of the Dutch
Navy :—At Goree, 7 fail of the line, 2 frigates,
and a fchooners : in the Tezel, 3 two-deckers, 3
frigates, a brigs, and t fchooner : 3 two•deckers
at ikmfterdam, one of which is,to mount 8o guns :
thole at Anillerdam are ready to come out, but
the Camels* are found to want repairing.—At the
other ports they are all fit for lea.
Sailed the IsitssiSTlELl to join the fleet, tinder
Admiral Dickson, off the coat of Holland.—Tho
Huver, Cultorn-Houle cutter, has fent in here a
lugger, called the Ox, of Dover, with 693 cafks
of Ipoits, and 7 bales of tobacco. The Drie Ge-
futters, HEisr in Mailer, from Amfierdam to Bre-
men, with goods, is fent in by l'EsrizoLs brig.—
No packet has arrived from Cuxhaven.

• Veffek which ferve u floats or buoys, to amft large outs
in geteng out. which have not otherwik fulkient depth of
weer.—The Dutch cannot bring out their large veffeie With-
out than.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7.

The H•a•RD iinlap, Captain BOTTEITIRLD, ar-
rived this morning from a cruize ; and the AGRIS•
SOR gun-veffel, from the Downs. Sailed the "RE-.
sramca, of 36 guns, Captain Dioav, on a cruize
off France. Came into harbour the RinaL az gun-
brig.