Star.
London, England, 1801-09-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER zo.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCii:
3 pee Cwt. Cot& 64—Ditte, (or account, 60.
Osmium 8} 9.
HMI OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.,
3 per C C0nf.,60 391 6of 6o Omniuni
5 per Cent. Ann. 95 f if Englies Tickets /61,
India Stock z 95 bilk Tickets 8L
India Bonds 6s. 76 pram, ConC far A•cc 6°ft

It is reported, that Captain Hoon has had 3
fevere engagement near Cadiz with a French 8o
gun (hip, in the courfe of which the VENERABLE 101. k
her main-mall and got aground, by whick means
the enemy was able to efcape. The lofs of the
VENERABLE is Rated to be 18 killed and 87 wound-
ed. Sir JAMIE &tubule er having received a re.
inforcement, continues to blockade Cadiz with the
following (hips:—
_

Warrior
Valiant

Audacious,
Superb
Defence
Ruffen

74 Venerable.
74 Czfar (eag Nip)

,
74
84
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The force of the French and Spaniards in Cadiz
is faid to be four fail of the line and two frigates
In the Carracas four fail of the line and liven
other yeffels which lie fo far within the harbour,
that their force cannot be afccrtained. They are
however clofely watched by the gallant Admiral.
Prince AUGUSTUS Fan/ULM has written- homc
to fay, that, for the complete re•eftablifltment of
fps health, he is advifed to pafs the enfuing winter
at Lifbon.

On Thurfday morning the Eaft•Riding Suppl -
mentary Militia, recently embodied at Beverley,
marched from thence on their route to Whitby,
Scarborough, and Bridlington, in order to be in.
corporated with the old regiment, now quartere4
at thole places.
About one hundred end fifty of the Weft York
Supplementary Militia men marched from Leeds
on Friday, on their route to join the firft regiment
of the Old Welt York, now quartered at Hull.—

Early on Monday morning, the Montgomery-
shire Militia, commanded by Colonel liaowris,
marched from Vs'hitchaven for IpAvich.
The Lieutenancy of the county of Northumber-
land have publiflied the Routes by which the cattle
are to be driven from the coax, in the event of an
invafion.

The military force in the Ifle of Wight, under
the command of Major• General HEWLTT, is at
this time very conlidelable, upwards of 2000 Of
the PRINCL of ORANGE'S army being lately difem-
barked there from Ireland, and encamped.

Sunday fennight General Sir WM. MEADOWS
and fuite, arrived at Cork.

Next day, the entire garrifon, under the immedi-
ate command of Major Central My Ells, confining
of the difmonnted Hompefch riflemen, the 56th
foot, part of the 23d light drags. and a detachment
of the royal regiment of artillery, with four field
pieces, together with the Wexford, Galway and
Kilkenny regiments of Militia, were reviewed by
General Sir -Wm. MEADOWS, in the field adjoining
the Mardyke.
Captain ANDRRION, Aid.cle.C.imp to General
Moots, returned from Egypt on Tuefday, and
arrived in town at his lodgings in New Burling.
ton.flreet, yefterday afternoon. He brings no-
thing new, except a contradietion of the report
that General MOORE on his return home. That
able officer is quite recovered from the dangerous
wounds which he received in the battle of-Alex.
andria; the principal was in the call of the right
leg, a ball having pallid o:rough near the bone.
Capt. ANDERSON came home with feveral other
wounded officers and men; his wound is in the
arm. They had a very tedious paffitge, being
thirteen weeks on their way.
On Sunday evening left the inhabitants of Har-
wich were thrown into alarm by the following dr-
cumflance : About five o'clock in the afternoon
brifk fire was heard from Landguard Fort, appa-
rently again it fome 'rails lying in the road of the
harbour, and continued fo for near an hour. The
;I:habitants left their houfes and a (rambled upon the
lawn. The detachment of the Ealt-Midcilefet Mi-
litia. commanded by Lieutenant FRANCO, and the
Town Volunteers, were under arms. At length a
meffenger arrived fuon after the ,'g'au'nt Was over
from the Lieutenant-Governor of the tort to the
Mayor of the town, informing hi.o that ht had
thought proper to e xercin: the fei-fencibles,
lta-
tinned on the EiTer coati, on that evening. Na ac.
cider, hatpened whatever, except that on.: man in
a boat, belonging to a brig, was laglatly wounded!.