Star.
London, England, 1805-11-26 00:00:00

LONDON.

4( late we have received numerous letters from ear Friends, 0-
forming us that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Paperal
are forwarded into the country, often fuhftitute others for
Tee STAR. This is a fpecies of impohtion to which our
cuftomers only can apply the proper remedy. Let them write'
tothcir prefect Agents to difeontinue keying them, and ou in-
forming us we (hall give their orders to NewfrOtes who do
not pradice the farce fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Agent, let them dikontinue to take the fuldtituted Paper,
note the date when thoy (top, and pay only up to that time,
feuding us notice to provide them with another Agent.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a&

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT MK O'CLOCK:

Confuls, for money, 601—for account, 64.
keduced 391-om Mum 6—Cool. for Jan. 6o}}.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per C. Red. Ann. 5911
3 per C Cunf. Ann. 6.:.1 6o
4 per Cent. 7641
t Gent. Navy 9i
Long Ann. x 613-16 x 7

India Bonds, par is. prem.
Excbeg. Bills, par ts. ptcm.
Omnlum 6 pron.
Englo Tickets, 191. tss.
t:ont. far ace. 60f 6o

It is admitted on all hands that the Ezpetiltion
againfl Boulogne has failed for 'the precut, though
tn, a Dover Letter, received this morning, it appears
that forte little damage was done to the enemy. The
zeal and ardour cf the gallant Commander of our
fquadron are wcll known; but, who can contend
with the elements? We regret, however, that by a
fort of quackery, in which he had no !hare, the high.
wrought expe.:ations of the public have ended in
fomething like dtfappointment.

The tranfpoi Ls, about so in number, which ar-
rived en Subday in the Downs, from Portfmouth,
proceeded direfily to Ramfgate, to take onboard the
foldiers under orders for foreign ferrice. The num-
ber of troops to be fa employed is conliderable ; and
it is partly with a view to akertain the quantum of
our difpofable force for foreign ferrite, that ord:rs
have been Utter' for accurate returns. of the Militia
and Volunteers.

The traufports with troops under General Don,
which were conveyed to the Elbeby the LEOPAILDs
arrived off Heligoland during a heavy gale of witid,,
when the ALERT armed (hip took charge of the ea-
pedition by fignal, and proceeded to Cuahasen, where
the troops and honk: were landed in good health on
the 15th. Thisforee will be conliderably increafed
by freffi Hanoverian levies. Arms and cloathing
were carried out in the tranlports for 20,000 men, a
force which it is fuppofed will loon be railed. Large
bounties are to be given, but more reliance is
placed upon the deep hatred which the natives bear
the French, and which will induce them to enter
chearfully into a fervice, where they will be iurnifhed
with an opportunity of revenging themfelves upon
their opprelibrs.
Some time ago we Rated that an infurreeion had
taken place at Stkinam. The Surinam Gazette Ex-
traordinary, given in the preceding column, contains
the official ilatement refpeeting this affAir.
A Letter from Surinam, of Septenrber 2G, lays—
tt In my hit I mentioned. the Mutiny of fume of the
1 Colonial Black Chaffeurs. Parties are out to occupy
the polls they deferted from, and to prevent further
mifchief. Rewards have been offered to the Indians
and Negroes for any of there Mutineers they bring in.
As no accounts have lately been received, it is ex-
peeled the affair will terminate without any farther
confequences. The number gone is fuppofed to be
feventy, armed. The opinions are various refpeding
the caufe of this revolt ; but it k believed to have
arifen more from fome private grievances than fro:n
any general difaffeElion."

Lieutenant-General the Earl of CAVAN, notwith-
(landing the late promotion, is to retain his com-
mand in the Hie of Wight; and Lieutenan..Genval
WHtrecocaa is to continue Irdpator General of all
Recruits kilt to the Depot in the Laid Wand.