Star.
London, England, 1801-06-02 00:00:00

LONDON.

MU:DAY, JUNE 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON? cycLoc;-..

Confok, money, 61 —Rod. 60-4 Perecnt. YU—.
3 per CCM. 96t—.. CP Ann. 94-,-Ommum 9 prctn.
?RICA OF STOCKS YESTUDAY
Sank Stock Long Ann. z 8 a-z 6
3 per Cent. Red. 6059t60 Mon Ant. 5 v-16
3 per C. Conf. 601# f• Imp. 3 per Cent. 511 i 1
5 per C. Navy 96 i Imp. Ann. i z 54
5 Per C. Lay. 93{x94 Conf. for lee. 54 i

The funds were very dull yefterday, and rather felt T.
Jews were great Idlers. No rcatot could be given for this,
les it be the {reparations in the ports of France, for the ins:
Pion of this country. The meeting of MORRAV,
BONAPAITE, ?t Mail Tann, is thought t 4 be for the purpo,
of arrangit/ a plall of campaign.
By private letters we harn, that on the day the Mail hrt
Hamburgb, the exchange on this Country (dl 3 per C.o. 171
confequenee of the number of hills from St. Pctaihurgh,
for our fleet In the Pattie.

We announced yellerday (in our Letter front
Falmouth) that the Dutch Wand of St. Euilatta
was in the poffeflion of the Briti(h. The furrendu
took place on the asth of April, in confequence of
a Deputation having been fent by the inhabitants
to the Governor of St. Kitt's, informing him that
the French had abandoned the Ifland, and red:Attn.
ins him to take the Wand tinder the protediou
his BRITANNIC MAJESTY. The Acas (loop was
accordingly difpatched, with zoo men, under the
command of Colonel BEIM*, of the Buffs, who
took poffelfion of the place without oppoiltion.
The TOV/NSEND Packet, by which this news was
brought, came over in twenty-two days from Tor.
tola. She brings no confirmation of the report
that Cuadaloupe had furrendered to the arms of
this country.

The ROYAL PAM tcv do not leave town for Wcy.
mouth, till after the prorogation of Parliament.
Colonel Nora let off on Saturday laR for Ira
land, as Adjutant-General.
Lord PELHAM is to be created an Earl, in order
that his fop, Mr. PEL nApt, may receive the honour
of an English Baroty.
In codequerce of Sir Cnatiss Wawa/ bck,g
called to the HiTufe of Peers, the arrangements far
the rtprefentation of the county and. borougr c.t
Brecon, are.as follow, viz. Sir Roe at SA s.usa
Bart. vice Sir Camas s *Aces, for the cotthty.
SAMOEL HOMSILEY, Efq. vice Sir ROBERT SAS.US
SIVILY, for the borough "
Porto Ferrajo, which makcs fuels a gallant de.
fence againft a thong corps of French troops from
Florence, is garrifoned by about is() Briti(h.
The aft Regiment of Glafgow Volunteers were
reviewed in the Green, by Gen. DRUM MOND. uw
Thurfdayfe'nnight, when they acquitted the mfelvcs
much to the fatisfaaion of the GeneraVand a nu.
merous and brilliant crowd of fpettatots. '
The'Farringdon Volunteers are to affemlile
Thurfday, and to be encamped at Colefpits for 7
week, in order to perfed thenafelves ja militar)
ezercifes. •

The Volunteers of Stamford, aid itsneighbour-
hood, have made a tender of their Cervices to any
part of the kingdom, in the event of an invafion.
The feveral Volunteer Corps of the metropolis
and its neighbourhood, arc to have field-days on
the 4th of June, in the accullomed places of emir-
cife, but do not affemble in Hyde-Park: The
Bloomfbury Affociation meets in the Foundling
Hofpital-court, the Surry Volunteers on Clapham
Common, &c.
Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIAM Scorr has been
appointed Refident at the Court of his Excellency
the Nabob Vizier, at Hyderabad.'
Lieutenant-Colonel Rossoe is left in the charge
of the Government of the nand of St. Helena, the
Colonel being the Lieutenant-Governor at the time
of Colonel BIOOR a's rcfignation.
General MARTINI, who died Come months fince
at Lucknow, where he had refided many years in
the fervice of the Nabob of Oude, exclufive of fe-
veral legacies to different charities in India, left
behind him 33 lacks of rupees, (or 396,0001.) and
even this fum was much lets than, from his habits
of life, his friends had been induced to expel;
Colonel C. Bait tax, of the sill Regiment, is ap•
pointed by his Excellency F. NORTH, to command
the garrifoitof Columbo, and Lieutenant Colonel
DALRYMPLI, of the t9th Regimen[, has fucceeded
him in the command of the Fort, &c. of Point de
Galle, the garrifon of which has been reinforced
by three companies of the t9th Regiment.
Accounts from Java Rate, that upwards of too.
neutral fbips have arrived there annually for thefe
five years pall, each of which, on an average, mutt
have left at lean 70,000 dollars in hard fpecie,
making the. whole funs of 3,500,000 dollars ; all
of which are fill on that ;Rand, betides immenfe
magazines of produce, military, and other titres.
Accounts from Calcutta Rate, that the brother
of the Rajah Parumsta died fume time fine, and
the next morning after his deceafe, his funeral pile
was raifed with great folemnity, at Bauboo Ghent;
where, in fpite'of every remonfirance, two fine
young women, his wives, committed themfelves to
the flames, with the corpfe of the deceafed Rajah.
Mr. GIORGI Rost, Surgeon to the Firß Bat-
talion of the Coldffream Guards, who died in
Egypt in confequence of the wounds he received,
was eldeß fon of the Rev. Jose Ross, of Udny,
near Aberdeen. He was a promifing young many
only all years of age.
A Letter from Barcelona, dated May t 3th, far.
, " A detachment of tbe.47th Demi-brigade, from
Montpelier, pallid through here a fortnight ago,
on its road to Carthagena. Another detachment
is now proceeding to the fame deßination. Orders
have been given to prepare for the reception of
4000 men of the bell Troops in France, wbo arc,
it is Paid, not two days journey from hence. Nine
hundred French Sailors are alfo to repair hither.
They will immediately go to Carthagena; and Ole
land troops will take the road to Saragoffa.—There
are in our pegs fever or eight fail DI =drill*"