Star.
London, England, 1806-07-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 33.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS UIAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Conf. for opening, 6ti 64—Reduced 63i
()album, money, 7i—Ditto. for Augufk 7i to 73.
PRICE OF S POCKS YESTERDAY.
India Stock at at India Stock 1864 187
3 Fez Cent-Red. Ano• 61ff India Honda, la. a 26.
3 per C. Conf. A. 63 HI Imp. nn
Fee Cc". 8,1% Each. Pills par. U. prem.
5 Cent Navy oa I Omniurn 711.1 prem.
Loag Anna 8 a.itotai Conf. for &c c. 04/*

On Monday evening, about fix o'clock, a ft.ffen•
ger, with difpatches from Lord Yaamourm, at Pat is,
was landed at Deal from on board his Majefly's 111:)
VErrai, which had taken him on b•-tard out of a
French boat on the oppofite coati. He proceeded
immediately f,r town in a chaife and four, and early
yefterday morning reached Mr. Fox's houfe is the
Stable-yard.
A Cabinet Council was loon after held at Mr.
Fox's Office, in Downing-flreet, at which the Lnao
CHANCILLOR, Lord GaINVILLI, ilifcounts Sln•
MOUTH and Howica, Earls STallata, FlTawiL
LIAM, and Motaa, Lords ELLINBOROUGIr, and H.
Perri, and Mr. WINDHAM, attended. So great was
the exigency for the Council, that a Meffenger was
difpatched to Lord SIDMOUT H. at Richmond Park,
to require his Lordihip's attendance.

Parliament was prorogued this afternoon by Corn.
million.

A Secretary of Legation has arrived in this enun-
try, from Denmark. lie will make but a flvirt flay.
Sir JOHN AMI7RUTIIFA, Clrirf illniCe of the So
preme Court ,if Judicature iu Bengal, is arrived in
town from India.

It appears from the Gazette of lafl night, that in-
fotruation has been laid before the Privy Courcil,
charging William Epps, of Deal, mariner, with hay.
ing malicioufly flint at a boat in the fervice of the
Cultoms, off the Kcntifb roan, on the 23d of May
tall ; in conft.quence of which he is commanded to
furrender himfelf within forty days.

A Court of Common Council was held yenerday at
Guildhall, when the Petitions of Gamma Jaessoa,
Efq. Sheriff Eket, and JAME: PoaTu, Efq. igooroi
Lion for Sheriff, to be difcharged on account of their
infirm (late being read, the Court ordered
them to be ditcharged accordingly.
BRYANT BRRRITT, Efq. PHILIP NORRI!, Efq. and
Sir RICHARD HARKEY, Knt. were, upon motion, er.
cufed from the laid nomination, and Joss GRAY. Efq.
difcharged from'the fame, on his petition to pay 4ocd.
and so marks.

At a Common nal% held afterwards, JOHN BONN
Efq. was cledled Sheriff, in the room of Mr. JACKSON.
Monday evening, in confequence of the Infolvent
Debtor's Bill having the lt,.yal Affenr, the King's
Bench Prifon was illuminated, amt the debtors teiri.
tied their gratitude to the Leginatore, and the Noble
Lord (lios.tsutv) who brought forward the Bill for
their relief, with every demdnilrallon of joy.
On the 21 ft ult. the foundation of a new bridge
wab laid at Wick in Caithnefs.

The Catharine. Toni.., from Dublin fox lamaica.
is captured and curiae] into La Going. •
Hambitrgh letters of the Eth fay—,t Letters from
Berlin Rate that Ruffia has taken an naive part in
endeavouring to accommod.ste the ezillingdifferences
between England and hutHa, and that, with this
view, frequent conNrences have taken place between
the retpective Mininers of thole Powers at St. Peter&
burgh.
i• Though the military preparations are continued
on both fides of the line of denim katiori between
Prudia and Swedith Pomerania, firong !mitts are en.
rained that they will not lead to an open inpture.—
His Swedith Majefly has, it is laid, at length agreed
to accept the mediation of Ruffia, in ennliquence
of the Emperor ALIAANDSIL having, in a more
explicit minter than he at firfl f:emed inclined to
do, notified to the PruOian Cabinet his detelmina•
tMn, fhould hortilisies take place, to execute all tile
eller:tents which be has c•lntr.ated by different
treaties wi.h Sa cad. Count Kas kills LI rsl arrived
at the Swedish be.id quarters at ten in she morning
Of the asish, with a chlpatclifiom General Ka Liras ye*,
and returned the fame day to Pafewalk, isif the an-
fwer' of Isis Sweslifit Majetly, who alfo hooot.red bim
with a perfonal inlet view." •

MARK. L./YE.

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 21.

To day, at the new Marketohere are fel. further
arrivals of Grain. and it is extremely thin of buyers.
—Wheats of good quality readily keep their price,
and very few faits are made, nearly at the currency
of Monday. before the clofe of that day', Market.—
Prime Rape Seed fcarcely fetched pl. per fah—is
expelled in full abundance, and the pike at further
reduaion.

Saturday, about a thoufand letters, brought from
India by the fleet, were delivered from the Poll
Office Although our letters by this channel have in
general been anticipated by the nvei land difpatches,
they turnifh fome articles of interel
The Guicawar has, with the permiffian of the Com.
pany, called Captain W to hi, Connell. end
placed the civil and military ellablithments of Guze.
rat under his dirdlinn.

The Court of I)irelnrs has recently abnlifhld a va-
riety of fees lately demanded by the Board of Trade
from the merchants on certain invellments.
The Rajah of Jynagur has claimed and obtained '
the arbitration of the India Company in fame differ-
ences fubfifling between him and Scindia.
Some arrangements have recently been made in
the eflablithment of the late Emperor of Delhi, with
a view to contribute more largely to his perfoaal
comfort and dignity.
The difbAnded troops of the different native powers
in India arc now fcattered over the country, a nume-
rous and daring banditti. The Britifh Government,
with a view to prevent the vaft acceffion offorce
which there hordes wnuld derive from the flipulated
reduCtion of Holkar's army, has entered into fome
arrangements with that Chief on the occafion. In
the Upper Provinces the freebooters have become
fa formidable, that the Agra hurfe, under C
Pohlmann, have been obliged to take the field againll
them.

Our India Government have adopted meafures
for the prevention of the inundation of arms and
military (lore' to the Princes on the Malabar cosh,
by neutral veffels.

A famine lately prevailed in the neighbourhood of
Paunghur, and thoufands are hated to have perifbed
in confecoetice. Supplies of grain have been fent
from Bengal, but the province no longer retains a
fufficiency of population for its cultivation.
The Raftah Rajah lately effeeled his efcape from,
Poonah, and took refuge in the berar country ; the
Bhonfla, however, underßanding that :le polfeffed
great wealth, demanded a large fum for the prat/lion
he was willing to afford him, and on the other refill
ing, ordered him to lit in dherna tin`tl he fhould com-
ply. fhe unfortunate Chief remained two days in
that degraded Rate, and declared his intention to
perilb, rather than fubmit to the condition► offered to
him.

A war has broken out between the Rajah of Kuro-
lee and Amoolickpal.
A great mortality prevailed on hoard the Lord
Nelfon trAnfoort, during her p4fraye from &legal to
Prince of Wales's Mend, with einvias.
The troops which were difpAtched from Rencon-
lcn, to reduce the refraltory Rajahs in the vicinity of
Ippoe, having fully accomplifhed thefervice confided
to them, have returned to Fort Matlborougli.

Accounts from Ceylon, by the lately arrived fleet,
mention, that Lcuke Ragehame, the Adigar, who
attacked the Englifh in the neighbourhood of Colon'.
bo, during the truce, had fallen into difgrace with the
King, who, after confining him for three months, or-
dered him to be publicly executed.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—AbOtit a fortnight (ince, a
young man in Liverpool preparing for a journey,
was loading his pitiols, and whilfl in the an of (crew-
ing on one of the barrel., it went off, and unfortu-
nately fbot another young man in the theft, of which
wound he laugt.ithed until Thurfday night La, when
he expired. The body was opened the following
morning, and the ball found in the Epinal marrow.w—
Coroner s verdid, accidental death.

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On Monday heft a flrangqi entered one of the
rooms at the New London Inn, Exeter, and carried
off from a table or defk, hills to the value of
1501. the property of John Inalett Fottelcue, Efq.
who had jui left the room. He changed one of the
bills (a 501. draft) at the inn, to pay hta fare in the
Mercury coach, in which he left Exeter-on l'utfday ,
mr.rning. The robbery being difcovered Come time
after, a conliable and another perfon let off after him
in a poft chaife : on their arrival irt Salifbury, they
learnt that Ile had quitted the coach, and taken a
poll chaife for Southampton, whither they folloWed,
and apprehended him in bid at an inn, and conveyed
him back to Exeter.

During the Arum on Wedncrday (aft, a remai kable
(lrongel.sib of lightning tollowcd by a tremendous
crath of thunder, attra€tcd particular attention at
Salifbury, about two o'clock is the afternoon ; 16„v ly
after which we learned, that at the moment when
this war of elements was thus obferved to be moll
awful, a poor man named Whitlock, fervent to tar.
ince Mara. of Fitton, was (truck dead by the light
ning. Me was at the time in the hoofs of Mr. Read,
of that village 1 three or four tabor perfons were in
the Amp apartments nose of whom received the (tall
injury.

The late rain/ have very much improved the a p
pentanes of the "heats and though it is laid in places,
tf the tufting month proves favaurable, there is every
reafon to epee an abundant harvell. The hops ne-
ver looked better, or prornifed a more abundant
picking.

A Hiitc.try of Normandy gives an account of a
lawfuit. in the profecation of which dironine Attor-
ales and forty Connfellors died.

A young gentleman on Friday lag, made his ap-
pearance, in Margate, mounted on a Heifer, adually
equipped with a faddle and btidle, and, to life his
•wn language, the horned filly acidly eaata 41 Ivry
prettily.

The letters A. E. 1.0. U. were engraved upon the
key of the vault of the
el eror of Vienna. They
flood for the& words: ritu imfrerare or&
raiverh. " It is to thife o the Flouts of Anlirra to
command the world." DosiPARTI ordered the M-
itzi/lion to be effaced.

IV4UTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.
AIR DIM ARI. DOR.
Dublin s s I Gottenburiti s s 0
1 t
11st/dull 1 1 I Hanaburgh I

Po ts+Juni, JULY 21.—Came in the (Dane) Hen-
rick, Captain DIRKS, from Trielte, bound to Ton-
ningen, ladcn with currants, and detained by the
(teenborough privateer; and the Coa►uwcc, of tr,
guns, from a cruize. Sailed the SWALLOW, of 16
guns, on a cruize.

PoaTSMOUrIf. JULY 22.—Nothing arrived Of
failed this day. Came up from St. Hack's his Ma-
(hip CAMILLA.—Wind S. W.
'.DEAL, Jut.v 2 z.—Arrived yefterday evening after
pnfl the VISTAS frigate, Capt GRAHAM SATELLI at
(loop of war, and the VALOROUS prism : from the
former was landed a Meffenger, who immediately Ai,.
Hsrocceded for London widl difpatchea from the
French Government.—Sailed this morning his Ma-
-1 jetty's CLYDE. Commodore Owia, the VISTAS.,
and (everal other cruisers, for the French coati;
Musuntro floop of war for Sheemefs, and fifteen
fail of tranfports, under the direEtion of Capt. BUT.
TERFILLO and Lieut. WOODMAN, for Ramfgate. to
take Stoops on board.—Wind S. W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
G, A o r it Iwo, Ju Lv x.—Pared by the Brothen, Hepburn, front
Jamaica, Pyorningo. Lattinser, from Penfaeola ; Cora Planter.
from Philadelphia; Chrlitlan, Pack, from Waterford;
Flora, Barnett, from Jerky ;Vidory, Bleknell, from Malaga; Riga
Packet, Waterman; and 800 Irmaos, Boer, from Lace.
PLY 22—Pared by the Olive Branch, Miller, from Jamaica;
Devonlbire, Murray; Walpole, Sandiland ; Admiral Gardner, Salt.
well; Surrey, Cumber'?; Lord Duncan, Metcalfe; Lady Car-
tkreagh. —: and the Ceylon, —, from Bengal; Charleßoo.
—, from Madras; City of London, and Earl Camden,
—, from Bombay.

The Invernefs arrived off Shields, from Greenland, en the setts
init. In Lit 74. North, long. 6. Eaft, the (di In with a French
frigate, of 40 gun., with an Engilth Greenland Ship in company.
which the had captured, and funk her the fame evening. On this
28th of June, the Invernets fell in with the Thames and Phoebe
frigates,and gave them the above information. The Blanche frigate
failed from Yarmouth on the loth Ina. to Join the above frigates.
The Lady Ann, Lorry, front London for St. Michael's, failed
from the Downs on the t 7th of February, and has not Ewe been
beard of. _ _

The fleet of indiemen, fcc. which failed from Portfmouth on
the 4th of March, were all wen on the 7th of May, in lat. 30. 30.
South. long. Is. under convoy of the Adamant man of war.
'lit Leviathan, of London, wee well on the Coaft of Brasil.
about three months ago.
The French brig Obfereation, of w guns and tog men, was
captured in June, between Bermuda and fiailhz, by the Tartar
frigate, and fent for Halifax.
The Friends. Metcalf, from Honduras t Philadelphia, was de-
tained by the A rethu'a frigate, and fent into Jamaica in May.
A French privateer, of 7 guns and iso men arrived at Port
Royal, Jamaica, on the lit of June, prise to the Fortunee frigate.
The thtg.nte brig, of t long Sus, and 1 bears 3a-pcnindars,
and 124 men, from (.'Orient, Cayenne, and Guadeloupe, with
difpatches from the latter for France, was taken on the atth of
May, off Porto Rico, after a dace of three days, by the Renard.
and arrived at Jamaica cep the 3d of June.
The Betfey, Sproul, from Jamaica for New York it reFollwi
to be taken.

The Amhara, Chivera, bound to London. is condemned u
Surinam—the cargo refhipped to the Eurydice, Compton.
The Setback, Strannack, from Antigua to Loodoa. 4s COD!
declined at St. Kitt'ache cargo has been rcihipped In the Geo►ge,
Derbythire.

Li; STRIBUTION or Patxa•Mowar.—To the Ganges,
for the recapture of the Mary of Greenock, Septem •
ber 9, 0304, a diftribation will be made at Mars.
Atkins's, in Walbrook, on Saturday next, and re•
called every Thurfday and Saturday for three years.
ADMIRALTY Gnarl-, JULY 25.-.7-This day the Right
' Hon. Sir W. Scorr proceeded to the adjudication of
the ',Mowing cafes t
Orion, Denfmeve matter.—This Chip, under Anseyiean colours,
laden with a cargo of wine, on a voyage from Bourdeau x to Ham-
burgh, was condemned by the Court, on the ground of a breach•
of blockade.
Stadt Unrich, malty —The property in tills cafe being
proved to be Pruflian,the Court caudemned the fame to the Crown.
The Court alfo (co the motion of his Mi)eity 's Advocate) dif-
pofed of reverel cafes of Proißan property, tdne of which were
condemned to the Crown and others to the captors; likewife ?cm
u a drat of Admiralty

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