Star.
London, England, 1802-10-23 00:00:00

LONDON..

SATURDAY, OCTOBER $3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OICLOCIta
3 Per Cent Conf.:ls 6714--Ditto, Tog Nov. acc. 61. -
Olds per Cent. toci.Onsoinin soli dit ----=
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: . •••
Beak Stock 180 1794 Short Ann. 44
3 per C. Red. 661 • India Stock nos
3 per C. Coat 67 3id Exclieq. Bills se. 3s. prOa•
New 4 per Cent. 83++#$i • A Dino, par 111. dit v
3 per C. Ann. too* too Onsnium solidi!
5 Pa CM. 1797, Sliti Cent. for Nov. 671-1
COURSE or PJECHANGE.
Amfterdant, tt aa U. Ca& '34*, elloa.
Do. at fight 11. o MOO b..- 41,1!
Rotterdam, 11 3 is II: Me gtelkist.
Hantborgis 33 4it U Balsa d.
Altana 33 5i 71 WWII Ski _
Palermo 90 piasapaeg&
Puts, I dafs date, 13 13 ltro—Ditto, 14 a a U.
• Boardeaus, ditto, 24 3
Venice, Lves Pieoli Effe•Sivi per ii. Rea
Draws, °cross% i 3 per Cent. Oov. Deb. 91111.
• • Zs onlAndan sod

MOP 431
Gana' 47
Lagoon 68
Orem 68
Debbi xi}

By the EITZIPILINANT cutter, arrived in the
Downs, and which left Malta on the 4th of Sep-
tember, we learn, that the Neapolitan Mini►Ler
had then arrived at that ifland, which was fhortly
impeded to be evacuated by our troops. 'That opi-
nion, however, was founded on circum (lances which
have fence affumgd a complexion of which thole
who entertained it can hardly be foppofed to have
been then informed; but which, wt hope, would
reach them in time to caufe fume delay at-leaft in
the evacuation, till huh inaruftions Ihould arrive

from home. •
It is now Tome time fince the fate of Malta was
underftcod as definitively fettled betweek
country and France. The only .deley4o the-.
cuation was the anfwer of 'the Cotiit'of. Raffia.*
certain points fubmitted to it not having arrived.'
The refult of this was expelled to reach Malta
about the end of September, wheroohe whole)
being confidered perhaps, as mere .etiquette.,, 101011.
expeited the place would of ;oath be fominiher
given up to the Neapolitan troops. .
It has lace tranfpired, however, that 'the Of-
patches to St. Peterfburgh required the gear tee
of that . Court. to) he 'lndependence of Malt—
guarantee whlwe know, from accounts that'
have fine tradpired, was in the firft inftance re-
bled .by the, Ruffian Monarch.. A circumflance
which, however nnexpeaed at the time, cert*y
redounded to the credit of ALsmasua, whO hity.
ing no fuck intention, or knowing perhaps ,frdee
what had paled between the FIRST Consul. and
himfelf, that a different fate was determined on for
Malta, would 'not degrade blastoff to fir u to
,ouch for the truth of what would foon be WSW
by the execution of meafures alreiklydetermiititt at,
Befideiall this, the recent change in the
Cabinet may poflibly—nay certainly, will Ind tto,
the, adoption of new arrangemeits.ou 1414 r. it
would be abfard u yet to calculate.' •P
There are circumftances orbflift could ice be,
known at Malta when the EnTasvainaif Wed,.
but which, when known there, cannot fail, in our
opinion, to occafion a remarkablcetiange of mea-
fares..., Indeed, we confider it as
.almoft 'certain
from; confideration of ailthe circumftantes,, that
orderi have been fetiLto.ant.troops at Malta to
retain poreilloss till they lhall have received Ire&
in ftrultions. •
It teems pretty plain,from the ineafures going on
at honse,-that ldinifters are determined to increafe
our-force in the Mediterranian—_-,Orife Pesdure
certainly at the prefent moment, whatever may.
be the-fate ofMalta ultimately.
Our letters fromPm•r------*

~,usnouth,received this mont-
h's, announce, that three additional fhips of the,
line arc ordered to be fined for the Mediterfa.

sean, as is believed, with four months! Bores and
provifton; ; and that bills have been polled there
and round the neigl3bourbood for entering feamen
ior the Panama and Mold.* frigates. °diet
outfits for foreign ferrice are alfo going on *an;
aadtn tbs other ports,

Our Plymouth latter

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