Star.
London, England, 1805-07-10 00:00:00

IMMBURGR MAILS.

CAD'!, May 3r.—An Englifh frigate and two
brigs have been cruiring in our neighbourhood for
three days pall. The Spanith fhip of the line El
Glorio, of 8o guns, put to fea yeflerday. . On Sun-
day evening a cannonade took place between her and
the frigate ; and in the night time a fironger can-
nonade was heard. Yefterday the Englifh frigate
aid brigs were again in fight, but the Spanira (hip
Jots not fincc been leen.
GOTTEN BURG H, Junk: 28.—Two French privateers
a-c fruiting in the Cattegat ; the Captain of.an Eng-
lifh Chip (which has put in here) reports, that he faw
one of them (a cutter) take two Englifh veffels off
the Shaw. Upwards of rt.} fail of the haft convoy
from the Sound have been obliged to harbour here,
in ct‘ni*quei,ce of a gale of wind from the Wellward,
which has continued feveral days. A Ruffian fon-
t is r g,cs by the packet to-day for England, who has
reached this place in ten days from St. Peterfburgh.
ALTON A, JUNE 25,—M. NOVOSILTSUFF, it is Paid,
will go &rally to Mentz, where he will learn at
what place he may fee the Emperor of the French.
It Paid that their Majeflies the EMPEROR of GEN.
rus and the KING of Ptussta have had an inter-
view, on the eflate of Count WALLiNSTEIN, in 80.
hernia. Their blajefiies were attended by a very
final: retinue.—Abeille de fiord.

ir NA. just 1 s.—Befides the camps at Pettau.
Kalchrw, Cracow, and,Summering, it is determined
that a camp of esercifc than be formed near Trevifs,
under the command of the Archduke Joan.
The Ligation Envoy, I3otconit, let out, by or-
ders from his Government, three days ago for Ge-
noa; and, on account of the changes that balie
taken place there, will not rettint. Our Envoy at
Genoa, Baron GUIST!, whole fecretiry of Legation
is arrived here, is likewife foon expelled to return.
The Baron Von Winztiosaons has arrived here,
having on his journey from Berlin to St. Peterfborgh
found orders at Riga to proceed to Vienna with cer-
tain difpatches. He has had conferences will she
Cabinet Minilter, Count COL LORIDO, and the Mi-
niller of State, Count Cosairzsi. It is conjeaured
that his million has a conneltion with the propofals
for a general peace. The report that the Baron was
to go to Milan is unfounded.
Several regiments have been removed from thofe
provinces which fuffer by dearth and the dearnefs of
provifions ; and their marching has been afcribed,
by thort.fighted politicians, to warlike views.
The report of an interview between nor Monarch
or the Archduke Criati.ts and his PrulEan Majetly,
is n o confirmed.

FIAN iC FORT, JUN F. 18.—The French army in the
kingdom of Naples will in future be commanded by
General Sr. CYR, having received another dettinat ion.
A great number of French cavalry and fame fly-
ing artillery have arrived at Genoa.
ITALY, JUN? to.—The report of changes at Lucca
and of Parma Piacenza, and Guallalla kill conti-
nues. The civil code for thefe three Duchies has been
publifhed under the teal of the kingdom of Italy.—
The Gonfaloniere of Lucca, fizz-Loomis', is at Mi-
lan. Lucca, it is Paid, will be united to the princi-
pality of Piumbino.
Basztte, JUNE 2g.—The Roman Imperial Cham-
berlain and Minifler of Jullice, M. Novostyrsorr, ar-
rived here the day before yellerday, from St. Merl.
The Engiiin Envoy here, Mr. JACKSON, who has
been for three weeks at Drefden, returned yellerday
in great hallo, and had a conference with M. No-
vositrsori, who has arrived here fowler than was
expeted.
The Strata Chancellor, M. Thar, has arrived
here from Stockholm ; and the Spanith Envoy, the
Chevalier d'Ocaaiss,fet out from this city for Con-
flan tinople.
The French Courier, M. Beanclair, has fet out on
his return for Paris.

JUNE 29 -M. NOWWIIILTZ9FT is fill here. The
/distiller fur the Eleiforate of Hanover, M. Am e TE.
DA will to morrow give him a grand dinner.
&MEIN, MAY infurgents of ServiA have
fent a new deputation to Conflantinople, with money
and rich piefents. This deputation, which is coin-
poled of the molt dikii.uiflied perfons among the
Servians, is charged to demand pofitively that Servia
!hall be entirely emancipated from the yoke of the
Turks, and that the POATE (hall give to that country
a particular Prince of the Greek religion. In the
mean time, however, Czsitert Gaoact has taken
effeetual nteafures to prevent the fcene of Urchitza
from being repeated. He has reinforced the gat ii-
fons in all the tortitied places, and in other parts, and
ordered the commanding officers to exert the greaten
vigilance, and to hold the Turkish inhabitants io flrita
fubjeetion.
CONSTANTINOPLF, MAY Roman, who
lately refided in Corlu as French Conful, has arrived
here from Paris, with ditpatches to the Charge d'Af-
faires.

PARANDIPR'S arrival may be confidered 89 a fop•
Fitment to tie M. JOUBERT, and relates
not only to the notiiiration of the new regal dignity
of Italy, but alCb to ;ts acknowledgment. In like
nianntr, in the letter whiCh M. Joy BERT delivered to
the Grand Seignior, the acknowledgment of the Em.
peror of Francc is alluded to, and the was men alTo
rances expreffed by that Monarch towards the Grand
c• •
gotor.

M. Jotrater, at the time of his departure from
Paris, received Wit-aliens to wait for an anfwer
from the Grand Seignior to the letter of the French
Emperor, on which account he hill continues at
Conflantinople, ten days having elapfed without any
anfwer to the Paid letter having been received. The
Charoe d'Aff rives PAR ANDIII gave in a written me-
morial to the Pi,rte. lie we% then informed that the
Grand Vizier had received direaions to tranforit an
anfwer to the Girl letter to the MinifierTaiLarwo.
M. M. PARA NIMER and JOUSItT were not fatisfied
with this reply, but declared that a letter from the
French to the Turkifir Emperor, mull be anfwered
by the latter. The Grand Seignior, therefore, cankd
an anfwer written by himfelf to the Emperor NAPO.
LEON, to be delivered to M. Jouster, wi►h which
laver vu immediately let out on his /min to
Paris.

'phis anfwer contains sTorances of friendlh:p cot-
,rtiitig to thole made to the Grand Seignior by
Preach Emperor, bit nn mention is made of an
cknowledgment. The letter is accompanied by a
~.rlicular one fium the Grata Vizier to the Micifter
I.II,LSYRAND.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JULY to.
PRICE OF STOCKS TFfIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK{
Confols for July dolt—Reduced c soi—Omolum S to si•
JULY per Cent. Ony. Deb. 70}.
Er :lunge—Dublin on London la

Irelierday Mr. WHITBRIAD prefented in form the
Articles of Impeachment againti Lord MELv/LL•E at
the bar of the Houfe of Lords. In the Commons,
his Bill for " continuing the proceedings of the Ma-
nagers, in cafe of a prorogation," was withdrawn, a!
the inflance of Mr. Prrr, who fuggened as an
amendment, " that the proceedings be not difconti-,
nued."—ln the Upper Houfe, the LORD Cwattcst.-1
LOR objeded nn various grounds to Mr. Tanarim':
Indemnity Bill. It appearing, however, in the opi-
nion of Lords HAWIRESEURY anti HOLLAND (a rare
union of fentiment) that the Bill was of expediency,
and should meet with as little delay as polEble,it was
faffered to pais through the Committee.

The three Hamburgh Mails which were due laa
Sunday arrived this morning : alfo two Mails from
Gottenburgh and one from Lifbon. The news they
bring is not of much iMportance.

N() farther particulars have tranfpired refpeEting
Lord NELSON and the Combined fleet. Indeed, the
acconnts we yellerday laid before the public were fo
full and fatiifatiory, as to leave us nothing farther
to with for except fpeedy accounts of Lord Nixsow
coming up with the enemy ! .

In whatever way we view the news that has been
received, it muff afford high coniblatisn to every
triton, and ought to excite our gratitude to that
Power which has proteeed us. To human calcula-
tion it appeared beyond the reach of poffibilities that
fo great a force Ihould have gone to the Well Indies
under fo many favourable cireumnances in the out-
fet, and quitted them again without attempting any
thing ! The fears that were entertained for the fafety
of our polTefGons and property in that quarter were
not without reafon ; and indeed, for ourfelves, we
can fay we never ventured to Rate the extent of our
fears.

Our Readers will fee by an extra& which we pnblifh
from the Barbadoet Mercury, that in the very moment
when the loyal inhabitants of that lfiand were cele-
brating the Anniverfary of his MAJESTY'S Birthday,
the gallant Admiral arrived with his fleet. The whole
were in the highcft health, and burning with the ala-
crity of their Commander. They made the voyage
from Lagos Bay in 24 days, Ind not a man was unfit
for duty. From the information that the Noble
ircount received at Berbadoes, he was induced
to believe that the battle might be fought partly
on Ihore, as it was probable that they had made a
defcent on Trinidad. He took troops on board, and
made fail for that Ifiand, but finding all fide there,
he entered the Bay of St. John's, Antigua, on the
t zrh June, and proceeded inflantly to land his troops
there, that he might purfue the munencumbered.—
his letters to his friends from Antigua are truly
defcriptive of his charafter. He laments, in fhort
and concife terms, his misfortune in not having
overtaken that he might have fought them (with
his ten {hips againß feventeen !) but thanks GOD
that he has arrived in time to rave the Britifh
iflinds from plunder and infult. His impatience
in the purfuit is Rrongly marked in thole letters,
and from Iti,having failed on the 13th, when the
Collette was difpatched, there is every probabi•
lity that he has overtaken and fought the enemy. It
is poflible, however, that they might change their
courfe, and the very cireunillance of their being over-
taken by the Comet/ z might induce them to do fo.
In the mean time, the probability of the Combined
Fleet being able to effeft its return to Europe, nn-
molefled, is very much diminifhed by the Cu-
RIEUX having made fo quick a /mirage; for orders
were yefterday fent exprels frcm the Admiralty to
the Pelt Admiral at Plymouth, dire/ling that all
the Ktho's Mips ready for tea might fail imme-
diately to join our fquadron nil Cadiz, to intercept
fuch part of the enemy's Combined Fleet as may
efcape the purfuit of Lord NELSON'S intrepid fqua-
dron. Difpatches were alto tranfmitted to the Com-
manders of our Blockading Squadrons, to keep a
ltrid look out, in order to meet with any of the ene-
my's vefrek which may endeavour to t, hide their di-
minifhed heads" in any of the ports of the Channel.
Yeflerday Mr. DRESSINS, the Meffenger, left town
for Cork, with difpatches front Earl CAM MN to Gene-
ral Sir Ey it 2 Cony 2, which are underftood to contain
diseetions for the ieveral t:anfports at that place, hay.
ing troops on board, not to proceed to lea until the
deliination of the combined fleets be afcertained.
The fourth of gum., the Anniverfary of the Birth-
day of our beloved Sovereign, has this year been
masked with brilliant aetions and moft important
events. It was on that day that the Spanifh fort and
town of Maros was flormed by a handful of Britifh
tars, under the command of the gallant Lieutenant
Yao, of the Louis frigate. It was on the 4th of
June that Lord NELSON arrived in the Weft Indies;
at the bare stews of his arrival, the Combined Fleets
of France ;ld Spain—(pallied and panic ftruck )
abandoned all their projefts of mischief, and fought
-their fafety in a Blameful Bight from a fsivadros much
inferior to them in numbers.

• MARK-LAN!.

cos* sxclumne, IDLY 10.
There are fomc further arrivals of foreign Wheat,
and
Several near at hand—fine famples readily main-
tain their price ; other qualities go off heavily. To-
wards the finith of the Market on Monday, Malt had
rather a brilk idle, and experienced an advance of
about 35. and 45. per quarter, and is as high to-day.
Barley in thort fupply, and with the two forts of Peas
and Beans have little fluftation. There are bat few
Treat Oats come, and for this article of fine quality,
rather higher prices are eked. Some very fine Flour
mote than cur currency.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
What, Os. 645. 88s..per v. Grey Peale 4 ts. to 4sa
fine Ditto, Osa oh. ad. Boni, 45!• 3 zs.
Rye, dds. soi. ad. Tick Ditto dos. 465. od
Barley, 365. dsa 04. Oats, s6s. 30s. 335.
Malt, 68.. 745. od. Poland ditto, 30. 36. od.
Wbite Peak, du. 48s. od. Rape Seed, OM 004.

PRICE OF FLOUR.
?Inc Flour 755. to 80s. Secondi 651. to 755. per rack.

SPORTING INTELLIGF.dCE.

•
NEWARK ET JULY MEETING, lECS.
TUESDAY, JULY 9.
The Town Plate of sol. for 3 yr old colts, Bfl.. 41b. Mies, tft.
LaR mile and a diftance of B. C
Lord Grofvenor's b. f. Viatante. by John Bull - • I
Lord F. G. Olborne's b. c. brother to Hippocampus
Mr. Elives't be. e. by Buzzard 3
Mr. Forth's br. c. Artichoke, by Don 92iiote - - 4
Duke of Grafton'a b E Farce, by Groufe 5
Eleveo to 8 againti Violanti-1 to s againit Lord Olborne's b. e.
—s to t agaild Mr. Ewes's br. e.
July 3 yr pfd Stakes of toor. each, h. R. for colts and fillies then
3 yrs old, colts cairying kitt.ylb. and fillies, Sit. 31b. Acrofs the
Flat.
Lord Grofvener's b. c Plantagenet, by John Bull - z
Sir C. Bunbury's br. f. Lydia, filter to Julia -
Duke of Grafton 's b. f. by Groufe, out of Magic - - 3
Lord Grofvenor's hr. c. by Sir Peter, out of Leveret - pd
Mr. Watfon's b. e. by Cowie, out of an Alfred m. - pd
Seven to s on Plantagenet.
Mr. Wrfon's c. by Groufe, out of Peppermint, 1 yrs old, sft.
71b. beat Duke of Grafton's brother to Caller, 3 yrs old, Bfl. 71b.
Two yr old Courfe, zns.—Five to 4 on Mr. Watfon's c.
Mr. Watfon's Duabury, BR. 71b. rec. 13gs. from Duke of Graf-
ton's Lumbago, yft. z zlb. Ab. M. sogs.

Ye(lerday morning His MAJESTY, the Duke of
KENT, the Princeffes AUGUSTA, :104N IA and AMELIA,
attended by Generals Fir-zany and GARTH, and Co-
lonel Dasszow, rode on horfeback in Windfur Great
Pat k.

!3y the Tranfit, Lisrow, arrived from Smyrna in
the Downs, which left Gibraltar the t tth of June, we
learn, that the Expedition, under Admiral KNIGHT,
failed from thence on that day. Their deflination
was unknown.

The Acesta frigate is arrived at Plymouth from
off Cadiz, and (late' that three Spanith line of battle
(hips are at Cadiz, and that Admiral Cossrs G WOOD,
with feven fail of the line, had juft arrived to block-
ade that port. The date of the ACAS re's departure
from Cadiz is not mentioned.

Mr. James Dar. r has been returned to ferve in)
Parliament for the town of Galway.
JA 14 M.Dow LD, of Langdale, Efq. in the county
of Sutherland, is returned to fcrve in Parliament for
the Burghs of Dornock, Tain, Dingwall, Wick, and
Kirkwall, in the room of the Right Honourablejoaw
Citaat.Ls Viwsits, who has accepted the office of
Steward or Bailiff of his Majefly's Chiltern Hundreds.

The manufcript of the Fourth Volume of the Life
of General Was HINGTON has juft been received by
Mr. PHILLIPS from Mr. BUSHROD WASHINGTON, and
the Quarto Edition will be ready kr publication be-
fore the end of the month. This important Work will
be completed in five volumes within the prefent year.
A Court of Aldermen was held yefterday at Guild-
ball. The Court ordered, that the price of bread be
continued at 14. d. the (blartet n Loaf of wheaten, and
t 21d. houfehold.—Mr. Alderman AwsLay and Mr.
Alderman SMITH, Sheriffs elea, entered into bonds
of roool. each, for the due execution of their office.
Mr. Com rws, of Buffi-lane, and Mr. LPIG H, of the
Crefcent, Ncw Bridge flreet,Blackfriars, are appoint-
ed Under-Sheriffs for London and Middlefer.

Yeflerday the difpatches for Madras and Bengal,
by the Union, were finally doled at the Eaft India
Hoofe, and delivered to the purfcr :
Paffengers for Madras—Wm. Stuart Beatfon, Cavalry Cadet ;
William Babingtoo, Infantry ditto; Thomas Perrin( Moore, Ca-
valry ditto; James Franklin, George Moore. Thomas Black, Alex-
ander Gordon, Matthew Cumbe Paul, Colin M'Donald, Andrew
Chriftie, Hamilton Ano Montgomery. James Myers, M'lslaugh-
ton Cranford Hunter, Infantry Cadets ; Richard Steve, Surgeon.
For Bengal.... Mr. Macanney Moore, Writer; Rev. Henry Mar-
tyn, Chaplain; Captain James Javidfon ; Rnfign William Gordon
Mackenzie.

The precaution of doubling the guards at the
Royal Arfenal at Woolwich, has been adopted in
confequence of another attempt to fet fire to it,
which was happily difcovered and frultrated early on
Saturday morning.
On Wednefday morning a mee.ing took place in
the King's Park, between Mr. Romatir and Mr.
Licata, Rodents attending the Medical Claires in the
Univerfity of Edinburgh, when the latter received a
wound in the groin, in confequence of which he died
on Saturday.

Between fir and feven o'clock on Thurfday morn-
ing, Lieut. H—, and Enfign G—, of the South
Hants militia, met, with their feconds, in Houndean
Bottom, near Lewes. The dittance agreed upon was
ten yards, which being paced out, the combatants
took their ground, when Mr. G. fired, and lodged his
ball in the leg of his antagonill, near the ankle, who,
in confequence, fell, and thus, through the interfe-
rence of the feconds, the bufinefs terminated. The
wounded party was taken to the barracks, where the
ball, and Tome portions of bone that it had fplintered,
were loon after extraCted ; and, we hear, he is now
in a fair way of a fpeedy recovery.

Statement of the Q2antity of Strong Beer brewed
in London by the &it twelve Houfes, from the sth of
July ON to the sth of July, 113os :
Barrels Barrels
Barclay and Perkins Is adoo Goodwin anti Co. 7 t ,too
Mena, Ret.d, and Co. 136,700 J. Calvert and Co. 46,2e0
Truman, Hanbury,B.Co.l26,4oo lkiliou and Co. - 46,t00
Whitbread and Co. 203,6-)0 Cox and Co • 34,200
Slam, Combo, and Co. 85,700 Clowes and Co. 34400
F. Calvert and C. 71,200 Bag and C 9. "OW