Star.
London, England, 1805-07-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 19.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK a
Confok for money, 6ol.—for July 6cH—
Reduced 6o—Otnnlnm cl—Excheq. Bills is. pre.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Sank Stock, 188} :tuba Stock At Al 1814 es. div.
I j per C. Red. Mn. 593 6o ln.la Ponds, se. u, diE
t per Clem Cnnf. Ann.s9i! Imp. 7 per Cent. 59
4 Per Cent 77ii Imp. Ann 9 t-ini
5 pa Cent Navy 90.11 Omnium tl 6 prem.
5 per Cent. rpm 99i I Lottery Tickets. 181. 17a.
Long Ann. zit 5-16 Conf. for on. 641
Paris Journals to the 9th have arrived, but they
bring no intelligence whatever.
Yefterday Government received difpatches from
Mr. PMPOINT, the Britifli Minifler, at the Court of
Stockholm. Thefe difpatches Rate the difcovery of
a projera of Bormaars, to extend the French fron-
tier on the fide of Holland—the Batavian Govern.
ment to receive in return a flight portion of PrufGan
territory, and Prafia to receive a compenfatioa from
the Eledorate of Hanover.
Bommel and the Belle have been named as part
of the new boundary, but this can hardly be corresl,
unlefs they mean to take all the Dutch Hands, and
the whole of Brabant—But why not ?—BonaPARTI
is in every refpett, except in name, the Mailer of
Holland. An extenfion of the French boundary on

that fide can forprife no one—no perfon that has at-
tended at all to the Repsthat have been uniformly fol-
lowed by France iontaintain:he 6a/emcee/power ! During
the late war the Rhine, being" the boundary pointed
out by Nature as the proper limits of France on that
fide," became indifpenfably neceffary to her for main-
taining the balance of power. For the fame folid
reafon the pnffefGon of Savoy on the South became
alfn neceffary—and a new form of Government for
Switzerland indifpenfable.
France, in her great love for the welfare of man-
kind, could not refufe to linen to the folicitations of
the Genoefe to be united to France ; and hence it be-
came necellary for the balance of (her) power that
Come additional territories lhould be obtained at the
other end of her dominions.—Happy thofe Dutch-
men who are to be thus taken under the paternal
wing of the Great Emperor of the Great Nation !!
A farther extention of French dominion on the South
will foon be declared; and then it will become neceC
fary to add another portion of the Batavian territories
on the North.

YePterday morning Mr. KIT, one of his Mai s STY'S
Meffengers, arrived at Lord Mo LO RAVE'S Office with
difpatches from Lord GRANTILLI LEVISanc Cows',
the Ambaff.tdor at St. Peterfburgh.

Colonel TAYLOR, when he received his ;nitrations
from Lord HAWK ISBURY tO attend his Maitrry, as
confidential Secretary, was accompanied by Adju-
tant General CALVEET. We nnthrfiand he was
(worn to fecrecy. In the Win& he tranfaets for his
MAJESTY, he ads in concert with the Duke of Cast-
-111005.

A King's MelTenger, with difpatches for General
Sir Eyaa COOTS, K. B. arrived at Cork, on Friday
LIR from London. It was expected that the General
would immediately embark for Jamaica. Four regi-
ments of infantry, it was undsrflood, would accom-
pany him—the 89th, 93d, Stb, and 83d. The tranf-
ports at Cove, not employed in this embarkation,
were to return to Portfmoutb. The 24th regiment
was to difembark, and to do duty at Middleton.
A letter from Cork fags, two encampments are to
e formed, one of 19 regiments of infantry, and all
he flank battalions, fuppofed to amount to sli.ooo
men, at the Curragh, and another of 6000, on Cork
Mountain.