Star.
London, England, 1807-06-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

tUESDAY, JUNE 23.
PRT''.E OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Omani., for July 6a f —Reduced 62163.--Oinnium t pr.
Exchequer Bate. par to Ss dif.
PRICE OF S COCKS V ESTI' kDAT :
3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 621 6; India Bends, as. ts rem.
3 per Cent Conf. Auu. (hut &Lehr(' Bilk, par as. diE
4 per Cent. 8 f 8t Lottery Ticket.; 191. 175.
Loog Annuities 17 13.0 f Confols for ace. 61f

The following is handed about in the political cir-
cles, as the fubllance of the Amendment to be pro-
pored by the Members in Oppofitiin. to the Addrefs
to the Krso. when moved for on F.ldly
" That his Malefty's faithful Commons eagerly feize this wa-
llas of approaching the Perim of their beloved Sovereign, and of
eaprefflog that uniform Loyally, and refpedtful Afiedtion. with
which the Miffing& of his Majefty's Reign cannot fail to infpire a
Britt& Parliament: That his Majefty's faithful Commons are
well aft-tared of his Mafefty's conftant fupport of the Eftablith-
ments of Church and State ; but at the fame time they deem it
their duty to his Majefty, ind to their Country, to exprefs their
deep regret,that the oftentatious And unneceffary mention of this
attachment of his Majelly to the fundamental principles of the
Britt% Conftitution, fhouid be emPlord to aft an unjult fufpi•
don on a large portion of his Majefty's molt faithful Subjeas
thus laying a broad foundation for religious Mentions, and brand •
lag with the hateful mark of Treafon to the Conflitution,all fuck
as may differ from the peculiar policy of an editing Adminiftratior :
That, shill his Majcfty's faithful Commons, individually and to-
gathet , rejoice that it has fallen to their lot to exprefs their zealous
Loyalty to his Majelly, they cannot at the fame time withhold the
esti:region of their profound furrow, that it was deemed neceffary
to,iptercept,in the Deft ftep of its progres, the laft Imperial Parlia-
ment of the United Kingdom ; a Parliament which, eketed by
the free and uninfluenced voice of the People, and mindful of its
honourable origin, had entered upon a fyftem of Economy and
Reform, which would at once have alleviated the People of
their heavy burthens, and have added new en rgy to the Go-
vernment:—'that, in the mitHt of this regret for the paft, his
Majefty's faithful Commons look with confolatory hope to the
future ; and recalling to their memory the many bltflings of his
Majefty's long and g!nrious Reign, they have to exprefs their
full confidence, that what has begun in Toleration may nut end in
Perfceution ;--that Religious and Civil Liberty will (till proceed
together; and that the Houle of lirunfwick will not take sway
what the 1-lOure of Orange had granted."

Hamburgh Papers to the 14th instant, Paris Pa
per: to the fame date, Dutch to the tBth, and two
Gottenburgh Mails with Stockholm Papers to the
13th, and Gottenburgh to the 16th infLant, have at-

rived.
The Hamburgh Correfpondent of the t3th, contains
a paragraph, Rating, that " According to fome ac
counts which have reached Copenhagen, a change
has taken place in the Rufliin Mininry. Baron BUD
BERG has refigned, and M. de NOVMSILZIFF has re
ceived the Porr Folio of Foreign Affairs. C. unt
Rostswzow has been fncceeded in the department rf

Commerce by Count Sraoo aunt F, who lately return
cd from England, and it is thought that by this
change the renewal of the Commercial Treaty wi,h
England will be facilitated." This news, if correct,
is of great importance.
A private letter from Elfinenr, of the t ath inflant,
fpcaks of a battle having been fought by the French
and the allied army, which terminated in favour cf
the latter ; but as the date is not even mcntirned,
nor any of the circumflances, we do not think the
news entitled to credit. •
The Monitarr of the 12th is filled with different do-
comen.s relating to the title of Madhal LEFF issitc,
who has been created Duke of Darerzic, with terri•
torial Oofftnions, fituated in the interior of France,
thereunto annexed. The Meffage of BowareavE,
as being the mon important of thefe documents, we
have tranflated. Neither the French nor Dutch Pa
pers ccmtain,the lean information from the armies.
The latter, under the head of intelligence from Mu-
nich and other places, mention that the Members of
of the Confederation of the Rhine are to double their
contingents.
In the packet with the Mails from Gottenburgh,
Baron ADLERIERG arrived, who has been appointed
Swedifh Envoy Extraordinary, and Islininer Pleni-
potentiary to the Britifh Court, in the place of M.
REHAUSEN, who has been recalled. Captain PER.
PONCHER, Aid de Camp to General BLUCHER, alto
Caine in the fame packet, entruned with difpatches
for Government, and for the Commander in Chief.
A letter was yefierday received in town from
Smyrna, by a Merchant of the firs refpdtability,
Rating, that the influence of France at Confan•
tinople was on the decline. The vigilant blockade
by the Ruffian Beet, had produced fuch a fcarcity of
provifions, that the people had been induced to ex.
prefs their difapprobation, by loud Mlles and groans,
as SEBASTIANI palled the freers.

Letters have been received from the fleet under
Vice-Admiral Lord Cowl:Go/ono, off Cadiz, dated
abont twelve days fince, all of which agree, that the
combined fquadron, about twelve or thirteen fail of
the line, are ready for fea, and it is fuppofed if our
fleet were by accident driven off their Itatiln, they
would endeavour to make a granlh oft to get
through the gut of Gibraltar, and endeavour to form
a junEtion with the Carthagena or Toulon fqoadron,,
or perhaps with both. But Lord Cozzisowoon is
ever on the alert, and his eruizing frigates form a
line of co* munication from off Cadiz Bay to his
fleet in the Olfaftfpr the purpnfe of communicating
informatiotildiby she telegraphic fignals.
The bodies of the two feamen who werp drowned,
with Mr. WADI, in the lake at Longleat, were dif
covered onThurfdav laff, nine days after the accident,
floating on the furface of the water. Diligent Cearch
had before been daily made, and many extraordinary
conjeaures formed, on finding it fruitlefs. It is now
fuppofed, that the bodies had been entangled in the
weeds at the bottom of the lake, and rote to the fur-
' fate on the weeds bleaking way.