Star.
London, England, 1806-04-21 00:00:00

"HE EVENING ATAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, APRIL sr.
PRICE OF STOCKS THUS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK'
CODfigt. (Or Mane!, 6o—for ace. 6o—Omnlum 21.
PRICE OF STOCKSION SATURDAY.
Dank Stock loyff Short Ann. if.
3 p. Ct. Red. AIM 3 India &oda par is. sa. pre.
3 pa Cent. Conf. Will limb. Bills, per as. tuprms.
4pm Cent. 774 Omnium 3 srprem.
per Cent. Wily 93i 93 EnglithTickets 19L tya
Long Ann. 37i 3.16* Cone for ace. 6ofli
Deem', Pali x 6.
3 per C.Vor. Deb. 931—Ditto 34 per Cent. 714.
Exchange—Dublin an Leostm, t t tot.
On Tudday,k was menial In an dicta macaw at the Stock
Exchange, Dublin, that for the future the porehafes made by the
Sinking Fend tiould be in the 34 per Cents. Heretofore they
bad always been made In the 5 per Cents.
This day a mail arrived from the Leeward Iflands,
brought to Falmouth by the Plumes Erdman. packet,
in thirty-three days from Tortola. We are concerned
to (late, that, by this packet, we have received an ac
count of the lofs of his Majeily's brig Ssavoaruy
_ .

Lieutenant STI 'Ls, which ;asnpfet fo a fquall of
wind. Only two men were laved our of the whole'

The Palaces Alma and Dug, or MALLSO
aotrou packets, with mails from Falmouth, are ar-
rived at Batbadoes. This mail has brought no other
Dews.
The EORYALUS frigate, with the fleet under her
Convoy from Falmouth, is arrived off Lilbon.

The difpatches from France, announced in our
lan. were received at Mr. Fox's Office late on Fri-
day night. The contents are laid to have been fob-
mitted on Saturday to his MAJESTY, and to a Cabi-
net Council, and an anfwer tranfmitted on the fame
evening to Lord KIITK, to be forwarded to
France. Whether the communications, which

have been pretty frequent of late, relate, as it is gene-
' rally fuppofed, folely to a negotiation for an exchange
of pritoners, or embrace more important points, few,
we believe, except thole who are of his Mai esr ell Ca-
binet Council, have the means of afeertaining. Where
nothing is Coffered to tranfpire, conjeeture, however
plaufible and ingenious, would be little better than a
Profs impofition upon public credulity and anxiety.

The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in Coun-
cil for mbar going veffels belonging to perfons refid-
ing in parts or places fituated upon the Rivers Elbe,
Wefer, and Ems, with the exception of Danes • and
likewife efiablifhing regulations refpeting the deliver-
ing up of fuels goods, belonging to Britifh fubjeas, on
board fuch (hips as have been laden in, or are coming
conligned to, any ports of the United Kingdom. No
property nr freight money, appearing to be due to
the fubjeas of Pruflia, or to perfons re6ding in any
ports or places fituate on the Elbe, Wefer, or Ems,
refpeaing which proceedings are now depending, or
may depend, in any of his Majssry's Prize Corrs,
mall be reflored ; nor money decreed to be paid in
confequence of any decree of the Court of Admiralty,
Dull be paid to the perfons above mentioned.
From this order, it is obvious that Minillers have
no reafon to believe, from any information they now
pairs, that PrulThe will dillint from the principle ra-
tified to Mr. Jac' sow, at Berlin? on which the em-
bargo and order to detain Pruffians was firfi impaled.

MARXC-LANL

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL Si.

The hells arrivals of Wheat today are very nu-
merous, and the trade is very heavy in file and chea-
per than on Friday—Of Barley but a fhort fupply,
and rather dearer—White Peas likewife, and but few
here—Beans are alfo fomething dearer—There are
not many tient arrivals of Oats, and this trade is dull
fele, at lets prices—Flour is in good fupply. and
about ss. per tack lower.
o COStiNCV ♦s
Wheat. s6s 68. Ilos per qr. Greif Peak ism sssed
Floe Ditto, ha 16s od Beam. (new) 375 435 14
Rye. 401 43. od Tlcli Wee 31s. 365. od
304 36s od Oats. ass $71.300.
Mak, 66. sas od Poland Otto 3ts 325 od
White Peak., 38s 436 od Rape Seed. 401.43 L per lift.

- - -
rile. or FLOUR.
Fine floor 755 e to 730 Seems& 63s to 7os paths!.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
rIIICIS lot GRAIN AT TOL VOLLOWINOIdaItrrTf.
Lastmosromt--Wheat Roe od to 965 od per Qaarter.
Barley 335 od to 395 od I Beans 375 od to 42s ad
Oats 271 od to jts od Pcde oos od to cos 051
MAID ...Wheat 73s od to 941 od per Qtr.
Barley 311-04 to 36s cd I Beans 31$ od to 445 od
04t5 3550 od to 361 od Pests 43e od to 44e cd
Hawsoar.—Wheat 7os od to ICO6 od per
Battey 37$ ad to 33s cd I Brass 36e oil to ad
Oats 21$ od to 331 od Pears 33e ad to 43e od
H Wheat 76e od to 915 ad per QE.
Dada, 335 od to 31/4 od I Beane 33, od to 491 od
Oats ase od to ;Is od Peak 311 od to 4se od
Rsoottio.—Wheat 06 ad to 915 414 par Qr.
Barley 3os od to 30 64 I Beans 37s od to 43s od
Oats ate ad to 34s od Peak 471 od so ad

On Saturday difpatches were received at the Ad.
miralty from Lord COLLINOINOOD.
Yefterday Mr. Secretary Fox tranfaaed bufinefs
with Lord HOWICII, at the Admiralty.
Admiral BtaSlLav is appointed Commander in
Chief on the Halifax Ration, in the room of the late
Sir A. MITCHRI.L.
We have received letters from the fgandron under
the command of Vice Admiral Sir Joan Wattage,
dated March Bth, 180 leagues W. of the Canaries.
The fquadron captured a fchooner, from Old Spain,
bound to Vera Cruz, laden wine and Reel, the pre-
ceding day. It was fuppofed they would cruize a
little further to the weftward, fo as to crofs the Spa-
nits homeward-bound track for a Sort time, and
then proceed to the Cape de Verd Hands to water.
While the fquadron were at the Canaries, the Ama-
zon frigate cut out an Engin Guineaman from the
harbour of Palma, whole crew had mutinied, mur •
dered the Captain, and taken her in there: but, in
bringing her out, the fuftained fo heavy a fire from
the batteries, that the funk.
On Wednefday, the fleets for Raffia, Denmark, and
Sweden, failed from Leith Roads.
An article in our paper of the t Ith inftant, copied
from a Morning Paper, Rating that the Duke of Ban-
roan had difmiffed Majors Start, Swart, and SADISTS,
iscontradieed in the lithertriass jourpral of Tuefdaylaß.
Connfellor SAMPSON. whole name occurs Co often
in the hiftory of the Irifit rebellion, in 1798, arrived
a few days ago from the Continent, and was taken
immediately into euftody. His cafe has been
inveßi-
gsted by the Secretaries of State for the Home and
Foreign Departments, and he is at prefent in the
care of Mr. Smarm, thi King's Meffenger.
A letter from Duffeldorff, received is Glafgow on
Monday, dated March 31ft, Lys, 0 The fellivals on
our new Duke's inftallation are now over ; they went
on, as the French ufually do in thofe cafes, every
thing with the utmoll pomp. Murat is laid to be a
man of good fenfe ; he has accumulated an immenfe
fortune, and is probably one of the richeß men in the
univerfe. He affured the various Deputations that
waited upon him, that he wants no revenue whatever
from the land himfelf that his with is, to acquire
the love and confidence of his fubjeas. His Lady
. will refide molly here—he, at lealt ['Mir months in
the year. He pofitiveli affured the Elberfeld Depts.
ties, that they might procure their yarn from what-
ever quarter they thought fit, and that they might
rely on his endeavours to get the inundation of their
manufaftores allowed with a moderate duty, both of
which have put great hopes into the trade. Perfonal
fafety is beyond a doubt."
VOLUNTIRRS.—Mr. WINDHAM'S plan for the De-
fence of the Country has been ill underftood by many,
efpecially in what relates to the Volunteers.
The Volunteer Infantry, now (crying on the eRa
blithment of June, 1803, are propofed be put en
the allowances of the corps upon the Auguß enablifh•
ment of the fame year, viz. to have z 6 days' pay in,
Read of 85, and no pay to Officers.
All perfons who (hall in future enter as Volunteers,
are to ferre without pay.
Twenty fhillings per man is to be allowed this year
for clothing, but no engagement to be held out by
Government for any future allowance on this ac-
count.
No permanent duty will be required.
The infpelting Field Officers to be reduced.
The pay of Drill Serjeants to be reduced from los.
6d. per week to
,gs. 6d. ; which will amount to no
lefs than an allowance of ys. for each day's exercife
of the corps.
The allowances to Yeomanry Cavalry to remain as
at prefent, except that, on account of the great i le.
quality in the numbers of perfons of which the troops
confift, the allowance for contingencies is propofed to
be in future 2i per man, inflead of 1201. per troop.
The Officers of Volunteer Corps to retain their
prefent titles, and their relative rank as officers of foal
corps : but no Field Officer of the line, nor any Cap-
tain commanding a battalion of the line, is in future
to be commanded by any Volunteer Officer.
From the above outlines, it will appear that the
Volunteers on the Auguß ettablithment (comprifing
about five-firths of the whole number) will, in cafe
the propofed arrangements (hould be carried into
effeft, be placed, in point of allowances, in a better
fituatlon than that in which they now (land under the
Alt of Parliament by which they were confliruted,
and under which they are legally entitled to only
twenty days pay—ihe remaining fix days having
been added by Minitlers on account of infpations,
and the allowances for permanent duty arid other
purpofes, now propofed to be v,ithhelsi, having been
alfo granted by Miniflers from time to time, as ale
exigencies of the country /mined to requite them.