Star.
London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.
It MG'S CORONATION.—HoIiday at the Bank.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCItt
3 per Cent. Conf. 394-omxtiurn 73.
?RICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. Blur' rhea Tickets x6l.
3 Per C ConL frith Tickets IX
Omnium 7 Conf. fflr Ace. 395
Duaux, LUMBAR I7;-5 per C. Gov. Deb. snit

A Cabinet Council was held this day on the
fubjea of the Negotiation, which has been fo long •
carrying on between this country and France, by
means of Couriers. All the Cabinet Minifters were
fummoned. Something muff be fpeedily deter.
mined. It will be impoffible to keep the people
from grumbling if there be much more delay in
this bufinefs.

Difpatches were yelterday received from Lord
NELSON in the. Downs, after which a full board
was held at the Admiralty, which is a very un-
ufual thing on a Sunday.
_ _

We hated on Saturday. that we murdered the
Elation of the Archduke ANT HON Y to the Bifhop.
rick of Munfler as a fettled point. The Ham.
burgh Mail of yeaerday confirms our opinion.
On the gth inflant the Eleeion took place, and
was accepted in the name of the Prince by the
Imperial CommiMoner, the Count VON WEST-
PH•LIN.

It is certainly not impolEble that this event may
occafion fret hoftilities; for even if we fuppofe
that AuGria is aware the election will be fet afide,
and only means by this meafure to augment its
claims to indemnification, the difenflion may take a
more fcrious turn than they either forefee or intend
Yelterday we received Paris Papers of the 17th
inflant, which, however, bring little new or in.
terefting.

Their MAJZSTI a s and thePatticauas, according
to the prefent arrangements, will leave Weymouth
the t I of Oaober—the Royal party purpofe reach•
ing Windfor the Tame evening, and refiding at the
Queen's and Lower Lodges for Tome time. Both
thofe houfes have been Tome days undergoing a
thorough repair, for the reception of the ROYAL
FAMILY♦

The Stafford Militia is to refume the garrifon
duty at Windfor, previous to their Marssviss ar-
rival at that place, and the regiment is on the point
of leaving Weymouth for that purpofe.

The new horfe barracks are to be ready for the
reception of the Prince's Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, upon the KtNo's return to Windfor, as an
extra number of hands are working upon them for
completion by that time.
' The town of Windfor, which has been exceed-
ing dull during the abfence of the ROYAL FAMILY,
now begins to cherifh the pleating hope of a re-
fumption of its ufualgaiety,upon the expetedearly
return of their MAJAITIas, and the countenances
of the inhabitants brighten more the nearer the
time approaches. '
The IR Dragoons on Tuefday and Wednefday
marched through Wallingford and Reading for
Croydon.

The Montgomerythire Militia are an their route
from Wertmorcland for Ipfwich.

Several of the Shropihire Supplementary Mill-
tiamen having neglefted to join their regiments.
have been advertifed as deferters, and rewards of
fered for their apprehenfion.

Three Regiments of Infantry are about to be
fent to Gibraltar, to fupply the place of an equal
force ordered from thence to Egypt.
Five hundred difmounted Cavalry are immedi-
ately to be fent to Egypt, with a quantity of ar-
tillery.

Major-General ENGLAND has left Plymouth for
a few days, to attend Licutepant-General Si mCOE,
at Exeter, to concert the bell means of defence,
in cafe of invafion, for the Weftern difirift.
OrFICENS Rert■iNO ow FULL Par.—The In-
dia Company, from a principle of juilice and libe-
rality worthy the adoption of Government, have
refolved, " That an Officer (in their Military Ella-
blifhrnent), after twenty years aetual fervice in In-
dia, coming to Europe on furlough, will be allow-
ed to retire on the pay of his rank, provided he
fignffies his intention of fo doing, within twenty
months after his arrival.

ir Officers on furlough who with to retire, and
who declare their intention to that effea, within
twelve months from their arrival, will be permit-
ted to retire on the pay of the rank they may be
entitled to at that period.
" An Officer having completed 22 years aCtual
refidence in India, will be permitted to retire on the
full pay of his rank, direftly on his leaving India."
The PRINCE of WALES has entirely recovered
from the confequence of his late flip at Brighton.
His Excellency the LORD LIEUT NNNNN held a
Privy Council at Dublin Cattle on Tuefday laft.
Among a variety of bufinefs maul:stied, was that
of approving of Chief Magiflrates newly nomi-
nated In different parts of Ireland.

His Excellency has been pleafed to appoint Ro-
RT Earl of LOt,DONDIItar, to be Governor of the
County of Down.
The remain,: of the Martinis of DOWRRNIR I were
interred on Sunday fe'nnight in the family vault
at Hillfixwough. His funeral was attended by
many Noblemen and Gentlemen, by a numerous
tenantry and private friends. His funeral ferrnon
was preached by the Bifhop of Dromore: his Lord-
fhip took his text fmm the tath chapter of Job, la
and zd verfes.—" Max that it born of a rearm*, if
a few dap, and fidl of trouble. Ht caewrib forth fib
jerwer, and if ,st Math afo al aPadiegie
caniinuet4 wt."

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lioitme, ff
Bremen
WALES, C
Mails for
the HART

was joined
convoy of
alio the H.
under Adn
Brooder, (
land, with
The Assts•
this ahem

Arrived
CalOrroabi
mad of Si
the iith inl
a convoy of
war and a

CHILDERS,

place. Th
of from the

a fhot from
fplit and we
the enemy 1
teries, fhe fu
lad:n with
Plymouth.
the French
dated, they
teries that it
fhip, the Het
ed at Rixhfi
&on. Sir Et
cd fome Jan
from the sth
again this ev
veto armed!
with a fleet i
Sir Sidney S
don, to load
brig Veflal,
for London,
the fleet undi
ago. Wind
The Don'
800 L ot tsom,
with Mails fi
from hence t
Well India 1
Barbadoes or
barbadoes on
gtft, leaving
Admiral Du
from Dominic
tigua on the
the t tth ; fro
at St. Kitts, t

rived there :
of Ant& for
jelly's (hip l'A
the 2 :ft, and
ing any thin
gers are, Lie
Mr. RAWL I Nip
Mr. WANE, a
packet, with t
tamed here.--1

PLY]

Cure in frc
guns, Captain
Rousts; and t
aith eight rift
the PLY
et et under con'
of guns, Ca
Fleet ; the Sur
"4M, on a erui
l-ieut. SCOTT, I

WALLIS. Cam
C•lpLain TALIO'
L"004, of 9,
Portfmouth, tc
Came; in the SIV
CrFat from Si

with Wine and
ChrifUna, Caw
lrnti r, for Ham
French brig Sall
c•nt of Sable d'C
LDE RS brig,
I', Lt.tw's fquaa
Lag. Captain '
ikir,e, for the na

The DONNIG/
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ilittflCAL INTELLIGENCE'.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd W. N. W.
al' 'YID
• tialttrirgh• Sl*. Is
s Dublin, Sept. to, t 7, a
• Waterford, Sept. es, ter,
• Donnaghadee. S.-pt 6.
I Leeward Maud, Aug. 19.
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tAßmbdni, SEPTEMBER so.

Yellerday arrived the Diets A Packet, Capt. Os-
IsCORNE, from Cuxhaven, with Hamburgh and
Bremen Mails.—Sailed this day the Panics of
ss, Captain DIANE, for Cuxhaven, with the
Mails for Hamburgh of the 18th inft.—Paffed by
the Hear brig with a convoy for the Baltic : fhe
was joined here by feveral merchantmen under
convoy of the DRAKE cutter.—Yeflerday arrived
alto the HAZARD cutter, with letters from the fleet
under Admiral Die ICSON, off Goree. De Friend
Brooder, Captain DALE, from Am flerdam to Jut-
land, with goods, is fent in by the PYLADES (loop.
The Assistaucs and Lsvolts men of war failed
this afternoon to join the North Sea fleet.