Star.
London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

MONDAY, JUNE 21.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confide, foriLly 75:
Reduced 74{4-4 per Cent. Sol New 3 per Ccnt.
Oinnivun I prem.

PRICE OF STOCKS OM SA,TEIRDAY.
3 per Cost. Rod. 74fitif imp. Aim. 1$ 3-16 f
4 Per Cent- Rzeheq. Bitlt par rt. pron.
3 per Cent. Ann. ro4f 105 Omni= Iff diL
Long Ann. 21( Ticker t 71. St.
imp. 3 pes Cent. 72f Cant for or. 7si 76 75fli

This morning Mr. DAINTRY arrived at Lord
Hawasssuav's Office with difpatc: es from St.
Peterfburgb, which place he left on the 4th init.
We have received Paris Journals to the 18th
inft. inclufive ; but their contents are of Tittle mo•
ment. French funds, 55 f.
In confequence of the reftoration of tranquillity
in the Ifland of Saint Domingo, difpatches have
been fent off to Plymouth, to be forwarded from
thence in the Huarta (loop of war, to Admiral
DUC►.WORTH, at Jamaica, with orders to fend
home all the remaining (hips of war upon that
Ration, except the few which are to continue on
the peace eftablifirment. The Dtostaxsuse fri-
gate, which failed a few days fence, has fimilar
difpatcheson board for the Cape of Good Hope
and the Ed& Indies. One•half of the (hips of war
at the former place are to return to England, and
the remainder are to proceed to India, with the
troops who are about to evacuate that fettlement,
and for the purpofe of relieving a like number or•
dered home to be paid off'. Thus will an immenfe
additional raving be produced in our feveral
blahments, even before the rime expated by the
Miniller, when he drew fo gratifying a pianre of
the purpofed reductions of the public expenditure.

Mr. ALE: ANDBR is appointed one of the Pak
Judges of India. He is to be fucceeded as Chair•
man of the Committees by Mr. Hosifouse.
In the reduftions of the army about to take
place, we can Rate it for certain that the fecond
Lieutenant-Colonels are to be feconded on their
Regiments, and to fucceed to a vacancy when it
than occur; but, in that cafe, the commiffion of
fecond Lieutenant-Colonel is not to be filled up.
The fecond Majors are to Rand, but not to have
companies. Six WeR India Regiments (Blacks)
are to be kept up. There will be one additional
battalion to the Royals, and five tq the both.
The whole of the feventy Companies of Invalids
are to be immediately dilbanded. Thofe now
doing duty in the Tower will march out on the
24th, and the duty will be performed as formerly,
by the Guards, and a party of the 3d Regiment.
The privates of the Invalids will enjoy their pay
as ufual, but no other allowances ; while the Su.
balterns will have the fame pay as they had be-
fore the additional grilling was granted, which will
now be taken off. .

The t ith Light Dragoons have arrived at their
refpeaive quarters in Market-Harborough, D'ln-
ftable, Newport Papal, and St. Alban's, from
York. The sth Regiment of Dragoons, which had
been for fomc months quartered at Hereford, left
that town lull week to go to Gloucefter.
On Friday the tranfports defigned for the em-
barkation of the 29th Regiment of Infantry, at•
rived in Plymouth Sound, from which place they
are to proceed to Halifax, the intended (lotion of
the Regiment. On Tuefday this excellent Regi-
ment was reviewed by Major General ENGLAND,
Commander of this diftria, who exprefred publicly
his perfea approbation of the very military appear-
ance, Ready and correa Rate of difcipline, and
general good conduit of the corps, during twelve
months that he has bees fortunate in having them
under his command.
On Tuefday morning the Mayor of Bri lot,
the Rev. Sir As. ELTON, Bart. T. TTNPALLI
Efq. Major HAYNES, and SAMUEL LLOYD Halt.
FORD, Efq. being a Committee appointed !)y
feveral refpeaable inhabitants of Briftol and its
neighbourhood, waited on General Roost, late
Commander of that Garrifon and the Severn Dtl
tria, with a prefent of Plate, which in the names
of the fubfcribers they preAnted to the General, as
a teftimony of their high efteem, and as well as.ofnu
their grateful acknowledgement, for his unret-
ted attention to the duties of his Ration, during the
long and critical period of his command. On which
occalion the General made the following reply
" Gentlemen—The diftinguillted mark of your diem con-
ferred upon me this day, by fo magnificent a prefcnt of P..,•e,
demands my molt grateful acknowledgments. But she pica.
fure I feel from the approval of my coodud, &cc I have had
the honour of commanding his Majelly's troops in thy Sew:l.l
Maria, affords me the higheft fatisfadion. And I take this
opportnnity of alluring you, that I (ball ever refied with gra-
titudc on the powerful and ready afflitance I have erpericncLJ,
on all OCCAOILIS, from the Magißrates of this city and adj.,,tut
yountiex, which enabled me to carry oo his Mikity's lavas
during the period of my command."
We underftand the Plate was very highly finfh:
ed, and oft the Subfcribcrs betwocu Four aui:
r Fog lioodrsd Ponds.