Star.
London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JUNE ►3.

PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DA Y AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Omnititu 9&—Red. Eat—Confab for opening 62.
PRICK or STOCKS TI,STERDAY :
Bank Stock 76744 i 664 5 per C. I .oy.
3 per Cent. Red. 6oi Short Ann. 5 1-10 i
3 per Cent. ConE Mut Imp. 3 ptr Cent. 59 f I
4 per Cent. Conf. Off Omniuns 94 so
S pox C. Navy Out ConL for Act. 611
DUBLIN, Just 9.--Price of Stocks this day :

Bank Stock i4l-3 per Cunt. Goy. Deb. gal 88--
6 per COIL Treat. Bills um-4 per Cent. Grand Can. 72.

Count Wows zow, Ambaffador and Minifter
Plenipotentiary from the Court of Petcriburgh, had
an audience of his MAJESTY on Thurfday.
His MAJESTY, with her MAJESTY, and the PRIN•
CESSES, are expeEted to dine at the Great Lodge
in Witihdfor Great Park, on Monday next.—The
KING wilt vifit his farms for the firft time fince
his illnefs.

A Letter was yellerday received at 'the Sccrc-
tary of State's Office, from Rofs, in Scotland, ad-
drefTed to KING GKORGE, pear. paid!
His MAJESTY has been pleated to create Lord
Roma EY an Earl, by the title of Earl of Rom NEY,
and Vifcount MARSHA/4 of the Mote it. Kent.

The following are the new promotions and ap.
',Ointments to the Peerage :—Sir Cmmitss GREY,
Sir CHARLES MORGAN, antl Mr. PELHAM, to be
created Barons; and Lords GREY DR WILTON
and Pt tti AM, railed to the rank of Earls.
Lord Sr. HELENS is appointed Amhatrador and
Minifier Plenipotentiary to the Cour t of Pete r !burgh.
Mr. DR u m MOND removes from the bleak refs.
dente of Copenhagen to Naples.
Vice-Admiral Lord Rans-rocx is appointed to
fucceed Admiral RAINIER in the EAR Indies.
His MAJESTY has been pleated to appoint Lieu-
tenant Colonel FEEDERICK Mairt•ao, now in the
Well Indies, P. R. BIARCROFT, Efq. Commilfary
of Accounts there, and JAMES CHAPMAN, Efq. of
the Auditor's Office, together with two others
named in the Patent, to be Coirmiilioners for the
more effeaual examination on the (pot of all Pub-
lic Expenditure in the Well Indies during the pre-
fent war ' • and for the purpofe of eflablithing an
effeaual check and controul on die future expen-
ditures there.
Admiral Momracur will in a few days proceed
to Jamaica, to hoift his flag under Admiral Lotd
HUGH SE YMOUR.
Difpatches, it is laid, were yefierdav received
from Lord EEC IN, at Confiantinople, but proba-
bly they brought nothing ncw from Egypt, for
nothing tranfpired.
A packet was yellerday received at the Admi-
ralty from Admiral Lord 14,1 som.
It is reported that the Court of Stockholm is to
fend an Ambaffador Extraordinary to London.
The celebrated Baron ARMEE LT is laid to be the
perfon fixed upon for this million.
Private letters from Peterfburgh of the loth
ult. Rate, that the releafed Britilh 'hips were near-
ly ready for lea, and that Lord NELSON had fent
' a fquadron of men of war to convoy them.
The Ruffian Government has alfo informed the
. Britifh Commander in Chief that no Ruffian men
of war (hall put to lea before the mifunderfland-
ing between England and the North !hall be en-
tirely done aaway.
This mono ng, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, Mr
Serjeant Omstow was married to Lady DRAKE,
relic of Sir FRANCIS SAMUEL DRAKE, Bart. and
only daughter of the late Grottos Omssow, of
Dunfborough I:Louie, in the county ofSurrey, Efq.
At the Court of Common Council, on Thurfday,
it was agreed that a Houfe of Correaion lhould be
ereEted. The queflion of preventing the Lotteries
from being in future drawn in Guildhall, was
brought forward, but no meaftwe was adopted, on
account of the thinners of the Court.
LAW.—In the Court of King's Bench yeßerday,
Mr. EllSEt NE !hewed caufe agamft the Rule mov-
ed againft the Magitirates of Lyme Regis. The
Rule was difcharged.
At ASCOT HEATH RACES yeßeYday, was run•
for a Plate of Fifty pounds for three years'
olds; colts, BR. sub. ; fillies, 7R. rolb. the new
mile ; the bell of three heats.—The winner of a
Plate in the year Iflor, to carry 41b.; and of the
Derby Oaks, or Arcot Stakes, 61b. extra.
'Mr. Warden's h. h. Dniester, (fate Dotterel) t t
Mr. Forties Repitias - - s 1
Mr. licemniog II cit. c. by regal.= - - 3 3
- • A good race.
A Plate of Sol. for 4, s, 6 yr. olds, and aged
hones; the bell of three heats, two miles and a
half each.—To fiart at the half-mile poll on the
New Courfe.-Mares allowed 31b.
Mr. Harris'. O. 4 yrs. old - ' - 1 x
Mr. Donadaoshetrroot, 4 yrs. oid - 3 1
Mr. Imaes's , 6 yrs. old 1 3
Mr. &May's p. c. Emperor, by Overtook, 4 yrs old dr.
Mr. WHALEY'S Vivaldi beat Mr. O'Kattv's
Wrangler j Wrangler to give Vivaldi silb.—
Wrangler was relive immediately after lining,
' and of courfe loft the Race.
None of the Royal Family were prefent at the
above Race; the Company was not fo numerous as
on the preceding day ; the fport was in general good.
Tranfports for aoco men, to be fent urGuern.
ofaud jerfey, are at prefent preparing in the port
Cork; but it is not as yet publicly known what
troops are to be fent thither. That very hand-
fame regiment the sad light dragoons are certainly
goingabroad (report lays for Egypt) their officers
having on Wednergay given them public notice to
that jell: at the fame time informing them that
their wives were each to receive a guinea and an
half to boor their espences home to their refe.
tive plague of abode. fiveguineas a-year for their
ilk
own Ai goo a for each of their
children' . she of their hnlbands.
Tbis biome omoselowenhofasitie% of there poor
411ows wit hr feed% &abides of theis country,
does reit Infoottr to COYeTnalt C t.

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YnnmouTifl •Jens ,the Di.sua
,packgt, Capt.osioan, with Count Banstronrc,
the Dandii Mulder : the Count proceeded rot;inln
.

this morning, attended by Mr.' Eivr.--Arrivcd
ayo the Paiwtesi Royal. picket; Captain Ile bl 7
MOND.. with the Mails, and Lord CLANWILLIAM

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and Suite; Metes. NAT HINSOi, BOURN/MEIN,
and Nine* es. The Waakzamheid and Ann arc ex•

paled to fail for the Baltic this Otero ooii.
FA L MOUrn. Jun 29.—Sailed the Arnericati brigs
Nonpareil, llAactAir, for Lifbnn, and Jane,tAr
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for Hamburgh; and the brig Prifcilla,Capt. NACN,
fur Brifiol.—YefterdaS• arrived the fhip.Hariumi,
Captain WARRING-row, from Brianl, to join cou-
vpy for Oporto ' • afro the Harlequin privateer,
Captain GaoF, from a cruize off the coalt of
France, without making any captures; the Speed-
well lugger, from Swanfea ; and the Portuguefo
brig Firma, Capt.lloutajos•Purro, from Lculdiii
for Oporto, having parted convoy on Saturday
lalt.—Wind N.

JUNI 10.--TllO WALSINGHAM packet is ready
for fea, and as the is not detained, file will ininu.-
diately fail on the arrival of the mail for Lifbun
of the gth inflant.
Arrived the Portttguefe EAR India fhip Triuni-
plio, Captain ANTONIO RODRIOULS P,cso*, from
China for Lifbon, under convoy of his blajelly's
fliip ARGo, of 44 guns, Capt. Bow ea.—Arrived
alfo, and has proceeded for London, the American
fhip Cato, Captain P. SALTI.R, in 34 days from
Virgini.i, wilt tobacco; and the fhip Flora, Call-
tain MOOSDF Ifle from Cork, lali from Liverpool
for Honduras, to wait convoy.—Wind N. W.
PLI MOUTH, Jugs t t.—Came in the Paticsx,
of 18 guns, Captain THICKNESSE. from Jerfey,'
underjury-mafts, having beet. Branded there in she
courfe of the laft whiten—His Majefly's fhip_Au.
DACIOUS, of 74 guns, Captain PRARD, the HANI•
SALL of 74 guns, Captain FERRIS, both from
Portfmouth; the former bound to Egypt, and the
latter to join the fleet off Brea: and. the AMELIA,
of 4.0 guns, Captain HERBERT, from a ctuife.—
Sailed the NILE cutter, df 14 guns, Lieut. SrAtta;
on a cruife ; and a gun brig of 12 guns, with a
fleet under convoy to the weftward.
PORTSMOUTH, Jose I 1.......AtTi1ted the
.6ae-

LAND, of z 8 guns, Capt. KEMPTHORNE ; and Foa-
1-was, of 44 guns, Lord A. BEAUCLERC, frofn a
4ruize; Bayley tranfport from Lifbon, laft from
Falmouth ; Colditrestm, . ANDE.P,SON, from the
Downs, bound to the Cape; and the Howard, for
the Weil Indies.—Sailed the THAMES, of 32 Elms,
Capt. Luria, to join the Channel fleq.—The IN-
iiSTIGATOR, of 32 gnus, is gone out of harbbur
to Spithead.
FROM I.LOYll's LIST.

DEAL, JUKE 12.—Sailed the Indiamen and
Whalers for the river ; and the ARO° frigate to
Portfmouth.—Wind N. W.
GRAVESEND, JUICE ta.—Pafred by the Sybil,
MUNRO, from the South Seas; Coromandel, &na-
me n, from the Cape of Good Hope; Highland
Chid, GREEN WAY, front Bengal ; Nancy, KIN.
MAIN ; William, M•Doant.ro ; and Ariadue,
from Charlellown ; Franklyn, RICH, from Mala-
ga; Diana, Cummutousst, from Senegal; Friend-
(hip, Day, from Waterford; and Indefatigable,
Mit.z.sa, from Magadore.—Sailed the Q_uecn,
—, for Surinam; Peace, POWERS, for Cork;
Pallas, DELDAY, for Gibraltar; and Carlisle; HAlt-
r R, for St-I:Mmes.—His Majefty's Ship Su Piss
has fent in here the Catherine, a prize.
The Flying Fill, Cita raai,from Jamaica tothe
Spanilh Main, is captured and earned into Cuba.
The Atkins, Janes, and*Malava, PATTERiON,
are taken in India by la Nymph privateer.
The Mary Ann, —, from Surinam to Liver-
pool, foundered at Sea. Crew laved in the Either,
LIMON arrived at Liverpool.
The Frederick North, BARDOW, and the Am-
boyna, —, arc taken in India by la Glorie pri-
vateer.
The Zoroaler, BAI fr Bombay. -

sa, from China to _
•is loft at Camaroon.
Tht SWALLOW packet was at Ambnyna the 211th
of November. and was to fail the loth of Decem.
ber for Madras. _

The Mork (whaler), for London, parted from
the Ch:na fleet the 39th of April, off Afcention i fland..
At Bombay—Atina•stos, from a cruize ; Su-
sax•n, and WAWA HASTINGS, from Penz.ince.
Arrrived at Bettgal—The Hateut.A•N, Sssl-
TON CASTLE, TRAVAILS, E•RI. SPIINCIR, LORD
W•LSIIIGNAM, eid TRALICNSILAY, from London,
FANNY,, and FAME, frOm America; GANCAVILR,
AMo, and ANSTRUTIIRR, Ric Meant., from China ;
CANDICAT, from Bombay; and ANNA, from Chi-
na, bound to Bombay. . .
Accounts from Madras, rec,ived by the LORD •
NILSON, Rate, that a French privateer. command-
ed by Monf. Ls Moat, of so guns, and aoo men,
captured the armed fhip ARMENIA, Capt. Mars,
after an obllinate engagement. This event took
place on the 3d of Auguß, in lat. 7. 30. fouth,
and long. 79. 30. eaR. Every exertion was ufed
to prevent the enemy from boarding the ARMENIA,
which. from his manoeuvres, appeared to be his
intention. The a&ion continued for about :.ne
hour and forty minutes, when all further refinance
being feuitlefs, file Chuck to the MAGRICI priva.
teer.—The killed and wounded on board the Aa-
11111111A were, Mr. EADDIRLIY, firil. officer, Riht-
ly wounded; Mr. FALCONAR, 'third officer, killed,
who fell with fcven mufket balls in his body; the
Captain, Steward, and one European carman, don.
@granny wounded; four Portugnefe feamen wound-
ed, one finer dead and the fecond officer's ter.
vent !hot through the fhoulder.—The enemy bad
howl men killed, and about twenty wounded.
A letter from an Officer on board the HiacY
DUKDAS outward-bound E. 1.1 Indiaman, dated
Itsdeira, May t 3, Rates the arrival there of his Ma.
Ihip AMR t/SA, Captain WOLLYT, with the •
RI. Howl, TNURLOW, PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,
DVNDAS, and PRESTON, after a very plealant par.
Cage from Portfinotali. The Ale TN USA had failed
quell of a French privateer, of 36 guns. cosi-
oktely fitted out as a frigate, which had made a
;rcat many captures off that Aland, and (cat them
• /MO the Canaries,