Star.
London, England, 1806-06-23 00:00:00

VIE ETENIIVO 31141 t.

LONDOS.
MONDAY, JUNE 23.
PRICE OF STOOLS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. Abu. 6413 Todialleads, ts. a de. dlr.
3 per Ct. Cent Ann. Slut Etch. Bills to de is pr. sa. dM
4 per Cent. 84 84 Mitch& 61i 6 prem.
Long Ann. 71 tt-t6 Bank Stook kr see.
India Stock 193 CAM. fa sm. tali
DUSLIN per Cent. Gov. 931.
Hiakango—Dublin on London, mi.
WEST INDIES.
We have received the journal or onr Weft India
Correfpondent. His letter is dated Barbadoes, May
+—A fquadron of the enemy's frigates cruising off
Barbadoes, have done confiderable inifchief. Sir
Asszettnea-Coemaaaa has fent out a force after
them, and great hopes arc entertained of their meet-
ing with them. A number of captures has lately
been made by the privateers of the enemy.
The rainy feafon had fel in; but in all the Wands
the troops were very healthy. Doctor KM, the
Infpedlor of Hofpitals, was recovering. General
BOYAR attended by Dollar Rees, and the General
Staff of the Leeward iflands, was about to fet out on
an infpeeion of all the iflanda. The only Regiments
immediately coming home are the 7th, s ith and
68th. The tith and 68th were preparing to embark,
their account' were ordered to be made up and
finally doled to the 24th May ; and their men to be
allowed to volunteer into the 15th, 46th, 70th, and
96th Regiments. General Baciwtrn had fet out
for his Government at St. Vincent's. About the ift
May there was an earthquake which was generally
felt through all the Ulan&
At St. Vincent's aoo men of the ad battalion were
expelled to the firft battalion of the prR Rotsinsset
which has fuffered fo much by the yellow fever.

Since oar laft, we have recei►ed the* Hamburg's
papers due by the mail of Wednefday (not yet are
ri►ed), Dutch Journals to the ;oth What, and Pull
papers to the fame date. Their Contests are of fbsq
importance, and are, on the whole, rather of 'pacific
complexion, than otherwife.
King Lours pallid through Manes on the sertil
ing Of the r7th, and arrived the fano.evening at
Breda. As it would be neceffary to give fonts kind
of eclat to his affuntptioa of the fovereiguty of 114
land, it was fuppofed that he would remain at• Delft,
I within a few miles of hies future seldom, until the
population of the Hague were drilled for his rep•
lion. The whole of his attendants, the whole of dui
*affirm at the Hague, and the whole of the OlSCert
who arc inveßed with authority there, are French.
The Illaniteur of the t9th, in a letter frosNienna
of the sth June, fay*, that the Aultrian General fist;
LEGAID2 and M. Lemmas the Commander of thq
Marine, bad failed from Trielte f t Camaro., to re=
ceive it from the Ruffians. The report from Vienna
of the ad, in the dforlitnir of the t7th, that 2000
Auttrians had actually entered the place and delivered
it to the French, fe.ms premature. But there noli
can be no d übt of the fae having by this Rise taketi
place, as the Ruffian Government is known to have
yielded to the folicitations of the Court of Vienne.
The fame journal Rates that General LAURISTOND
with 6000 men, has taken pofeffion of Ragufa, oil
pretence of protefting it againft the Montenegrins.—
This little town, a tolerable feaport, with fome trade
to' the Levant, will, doubtlefs, be nuked to the French
dominions in its neighbourhood.
The Monism. contains a lift of the various captures
made by the French fquadron on the (.haft of Africa,
previous to the gd of April laft.
The efiabliflunents at Paris for the education of
the Englith. Scotch, And Irifh Catholics, which WM!
formerly divided into three dillinft Colleges, have
been all united into one grand College by an !mix.
rial Decree. Their revenues, which have been notch
dilapidated, have been reftored, and Courfes of Lee.
tures in the various branches of Ph il ofoph y have t
menced thefe Leftures are ordered to be delivered
in the Latin language.
The Paris Journals contain no domeßie news of
importance. It appears, however, from the prices of
the French Funds, that there, as in London, the gene-
ral imprefllon is that fome negotiation icon foot. The
following is a list of the prices from the tan to the
19:h:
Jane to

U
n
'3
14

63.70. pot Is (Sunday)
63.70. 16
64 n. 17 64.
64. Al 641
63.17.

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In the City, the lame -pinion Rill continues that
railed the funds left week, and feems rather to gain
ground. It is nnw underliood that NI/101.10S has
espreffed a willingnefs to treat with Ruffia and Britain
is conjwaffien, whereas formerly he infißed onfepartue
negotiations only. It is therefore not sbfurd to fup,
pole that this may lead to lome endeavours to reflore
peace-at any rate Minifiers will not refute to heat
what fort of balls may be offered for a negotiation.
Certain it ir, that difpatebes are palling between the
two Governments. On Saturday, at to A. M. a
Mr. WILIRAHAM, the fame Gentleman • who failed
from Deal ladlt•oday, landed at Dover with air..
patches, with which he immediately let off for Lon•
don. He left Boulogn on SAturdav morning at (oi
o'clock in a fifhing.boat, and was put on b tard
VESTAL frigate, lying off hat port. The wind ben
from the S. W. the VESTAL could not hope to make
the Englith coati Ipeedily, and the Captain therefore

(eat oif Mr. Wt‘sia NAN, in 16 PilebwlArdiiiiiiiii
Was more.
The difpatelles here hem Ate leeee6 ktillifteet
TeLizrease, and addrefred to Mr. Fox,

The (hocks pill maintain their prices. At one
o'clock thie day the 3 per Cent. Confols for the open-
big were 63 fr I ; Rsdoced 62 a} ; Omnium 6 a
6 : Exchequer Bills sa 2 Difcount.

I•
Mr. Proem; the American Ambetador, who is
charged with i rant negotiations with our Go-
vernment, arrived his family at Liverpool, on
Thurfday, in the Diana, HooLetunce,from Behimore.
Saturday afternoon, the Prince of WALE' leR down
for Bibury rates, which commenced this day.
Yellerday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Royal
Horfe Guards (Blues), and the King's own Stafford
Militia, marched into Windier Caine Conti-Yard.
Soon after, his Maims% attended by Generals Fmk-
i • coy and GARTH, Colonel CAMPBELL. &c. walked
round the line, the bands playing ', GOD fare the
King," and was met by the Prineeffes AUGUSTA and
AMeLIA, who walked to St. George's Chapel, and
heard an excellent fermon, preached by the Rev. Dr.
Norris sr, from the 3d chapter Firn Epinle to the
Corinthians, and 13th verfe. After divine fervice,
the ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogmore.
Windfor is Very full of company.
The following arrangement has been made for the
Generals on the Staff of the Veftern diftrie :—At
Exeter, Lieut.-General &mare, and Major-General
TeawLes ; the Garrifon and diarie of Plymouth,
Lieut.-General ENGLAND and Major-General CAL-
cam. The other Major-Generals are erafed from
the Staff.
A Circular Letter has been received from the Wer
Office, for dircontinuing, from the 64th inn. the
June allowances to the feveral Volunteer Corps
throughout the feveral diaries, which will not be
required to amble again till further arrangements
are made refmeing them.
''' Amonga the many projefted alterations in the va-
rious departments of the public fervice we learn, that
it is the Intention of-the Noble Lord at the head of
the Admiralty to place the prefent Commandants of
the fevered diviner's of. Royal Marines on the retire-
Otis; em full pay: to make room for the younger and
Store efficient Field 011iters of that ufeful and excel
libt tow.
The News of Lewd MsLYILLe's acquittal was re-
*Rived with great joy throughout Scotland. The
Somstwerfpapen are filled with accounts of the re-
iicings which took place on the occafion. Netwith-
mdingthe proclamation to the contrary, a number
SI Lard MtLvn.Ls's friends in Edinburgh illumi-
NOW. At Leith, tllafgow, Port-Glafgow, PAHley,
Clteenoek, Aberdeen, Dundee, Crier, Haddington
and other .places, there were alto great rejoicings.
Though the public Reeds in all there places were
very crowded with people of all ranks, the greateß
propriety and decorum prevailed.
A pitmen spina the immense is the cafe of Mr.
Nike Foe has been enteredeet the Lords' Journals.
• - It is figned by the Marquis of Malcolm, Lord EL.
now, end's feet other, of the Minority on that oc-
annin
The vacancy of the Eider Brethrenalip of the Tr-.
*it, tkotlfe is filled by Capt. Simpson, late a refpec.
table Comittatider in the Well India trade.
• Captain kftt.t.mt hats been appointed to the Passes
*irate, in the room of Lord COOMPANI, who has
',engird the command,.
It is confidently ftatefri, that the French and Prof-
tan Minillers at Copenhagen have again urged the
Dinah Cabinet to exclude Brian" veifils from the na•
vigation of the Baltic, but with no better fuccefs than
attended their former demands on the fubjee.
The late accounts from India mention, that Hot..
'sees family had retired to a fortrefs in the Punjab,
• to aWait the concluilon of the treaty negotiating be.
tween that Chief and the Britifh Government.—
Hozzaa applied to the Peilhwa in guarantee that
treaty, but the other declined.
Letters from Gibraltar Rate, that the Ticee,
Orison, and ENDYI4IO,I, had failed in their chace of
i the three French (hips which they faw on the 24th of
ifebruary, in lat. 3.t. long. :7.
Letters are received from our fqnadron off Roche.
fort, confining of the PRINCE of WALKS, MALTA,
Acart.La,lLLurreious, and Coricarmort.of. the line,
and bine rerroalLe frigate. The enemy continued
in Barque Roads as ufual.
The Bark:Joe: Mercury of the 2rd contains the fol-
lowing article, refpeeing the fquadron of Fiench
frigates which is reported to have gone to Martinique:
", The !loop Hornet, from Surinam, informs us,
that accounts had been received there. that this fqua-
dron, confining of four frigates and two brigs, ar.
rived at Cayenne on the 27th March, and that the
frigates left it on the 7th inn. as was fuppofed, for
Martinique or Gitadaloupe. The brigs were alfo
Iron to fail, intending to cruize along the coalt of
Guiana.
"The frigates have already made their appearance
in the latitude of this ifland, and were fpoken fo late
as Saturday lan, within fifty miles of the land. An
American brig, which arrived here on Sunday, fell in
with them at nine o'clock the preceding morning,
11,... under clofe-reefed topfails, as if intending to cruize
sr in this latitude, and was fpoken by one of them,
which made particular enquiry refpetling the brig's
reckoning? and the longitude they were in. When
the American loft fight of them, they had their top-
fails on the cap, and were (landing with their heads to
the S. S. W. They are very large frigates, having
fifteen ports a fide on the gun deck.
" The very opportune arrival or lonic of our
ernizers loon after this intelligence was received, gave
Rear Admiral Cochrane the means of making; loch
arrangements as may, in all probability, afford us the
pleafiire of fhortly feeing thefe veffels in our port.—
The Cerf Poop of war was immediately difpatched to
the Canada, off Martinique, with accounts of the
enemy's movements ; and the Ethalion, which came
in that morning, in want of water and pmvinnns,
was, by great exertions, immediately fupplied, and,
with the Citce, failed in the evening tit the North-
ward, being joined by the Scoirrell frigate. return-
ing from the Southward, where ifhe had convoyed
that part of the lan London fleet which was bound
to Demerara, &c. Thefe difpofitinns, In promptly
ma, not nnly prove the diligence of our Navy on
the flatinn, but will, almoft to a certainty, lead to a
t-apture of this fqtradron of the enemy."

NJuncim INTELLIGENCE.