Star.
London, England, 1804-06-12 00:00:00

NIUTICAL INTBLLIGENCR.

terlbltrgb, General Fisnoov s, isrecalled ; a French!
Charge d'Affaires will, however, continue there.
HAGUIt, MAY 29.—The day before yetlerday the
French garrifon here took the oath of fidelity to the
Emperor NA POL cos.
The camp at Utrecht will coafia of tspooo French

troops.
Yefterday feveral domiciliary vilits were made here
in feareh of fome foreigners who have lately arrived,
and who are fufpefted of being implicated in the late
eonfpiracy at Paris.
ANTWERP, Ma s4.—The day before yefterday
the garrifon of Brull'els took the oath of fidelity to
the Emperor NA►OLEON. The greater part of the
other garrifons in Belgium have already taken a
' limiter oath to the new Monarch. When the Se-
amus Confultum of the 113th was proclaimed here,
the bells were rung, the guns were fired, and in the
evening a grand fire-work was exhibited. All the
marine corps.here have taken the oath of fidelity.
When the troops in Brufids took the oath of fide-
lity, General Saw:amt.! addreired them in the fol-
lowing terms :
is French Soldiers, the God of Armies has heard
your willies. Your General, the youthful hero, by
whom your brows are crowned with n -fading
laurels, BOwa►aßTr, NAPOLEON Bo AAAAA it Cho-
fen Emperor. In his name will .you again fight, and
this name will render your ftandards more dear and
more leered to you. Let us then freer fidelity to
NAPOLEON—we (wear it by Goo himfelf—the Em-
peror is his work, as is the exiaenee of the Empire.
Long live the Emperor—live the French Govern-
ment !"

A palace is preparing at Brunel, for Prince jos rN
Bo AAAAA Ts, who, as Grand Eleaor, will prefide in
the Electoral college of the Department of the Dyle.
The Cattle of Lacken is appointed an Imperial Pa-
lace.

The day before yeflerday an extraordinary courier
arrived here from Paris, who has brought difpatches
to the Commifary General of the Marine, blazoae,
and continued his journey to Utrecht, Breda, and
Milling. That part of the Batavian flotilla, which
has lately arrived at Offend, will, we are afore&
form a part of the right wing of the great French
flotilla, under Rear-Admiral Macros, and be joined
by the reit of the Chips of the Flufhing
BANKS OF THE MATHS, MAT 26.--According to
accounts from Paris, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires
has frequent conferences with the Minifter Tazzs e-
wer, which have a reference to the late incidents on
the Rhine, &c. It is raid that an explicit memoir on
this fubje& has been fent to St. Peterlburgh, and that
the French Cabinet is employed in drawing up a de-
claration to be fern to /Lain:ion and laid before the
Diet. In this declaration proofs, it is laid, will be ad-
duced that it was indifpenfibly neceffary for the French
Government to put an end to the plots of a number
of confpirators in Englifh pay, whowere affembled on
the extreme confines of France, by the melt of the
principal perfuns among them. To this declaration
are added extraf4 fri.rn the papers found upon them.
Citizen hi...Truett, who was to go to Ratifbon, has
put off his journey for an indefinite time.
MAXIMS!. MAT xs.—The new Imperial arms of
France are preparing at Strafburg, for feveral envoys.
At Bruffels, Lyons, and llourdeatis, the inhabitants
flatter thendelves that Imperial palaces will be eftab-
lifhed there.
The propuntion relative to the Hereditary- Impe-
rial dignity, will be laid Wove the people of the De-
[aments on the Rhine neat week, for their figna.
ture, according to the third article of the Senatu: Con-

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlad S. W.
♦ta.
Dubai I a Ha mburgh
Waterford

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FALMOOTN, Just t I.—Sailed the GANNETT !loop
of war, on a cruise; DIANA. and Auczzaso packets,
for Lifivon. Wind W. N. W.

TORI•T, JUN. 10.—Sailed the Naomi: frigate,
and the PH WANT (loop of war, on a cruize. Wind
Welt.

PORTSMOUTH, JUM ll.—Arrived the FISOARD
frigate, and the Young William, bound to the South
Seas, from the Downs; Hsao man of war, from
Yarmouth; C.as roa frigate, from Liverpool; Kr.
r visa and Cu LLODSPI men'of war, from Plymouth.
Came into harbour, the Ailive South Seaman, which
was run foul of by theCvars Eaft Indiaman.—Sailed
laft.night the AMSUSCADI frigate, with the Reet
der convoy, (or the Mediterranean. The wind corn-
iag round to E. N. E. is now Wefterly.
Diaz, Jura ,r.—Wind N.E. Sailed !aft night
the Fisoaato frigate, and the Scouacs (loop of war,
with a fleet of outward bound reliefs under convoy
for Portfmouth. Sailed this morning the Cu Aof ion
and JaMaica frigates, BONETTA, H , DALT.
and Oa a ars s (loops of war, Fuer bomb, and feveral
gun brie, on a cruize off Calais.—Arrived Plivit-
aaLt frifate, and JACKALL gnu brig, from a cruize
off Calais, and remain in the Downs with the reft of
the (hips as per left.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
G ****** an, Jona t t.—Pated by. the Oaks"' Hinkley, from
Mon Marlette, Katy, from MeJap ; Pawl 4 Mahe* and
Frohlich. Wilibenh, tram Korway.....Sailed the wfulamfon,
Rayska. ter Jamaica ; Two F,rienda, he Datbadoes ;
Cynthia, Way, for Newfoundland; Lord Mama, Lane, for Li-
merick; Kitty. Mgt" for Cot; Frew Abbr. sad Jane Flo-
ram —jot Endrka.

The Yams, Wardell. from London for Jerky, is captured end
carried into Dieppe.
The Wham, —, from Dartmost6 for Newfoundland, is cc
awns in Dandrunt Rey (Inland).
Tho listinus, King, arrived at New York on the 341 of May,
failed from the Cape of Geed Hope on the loth of March, and
kft lying there three Dweh men of war iron lktavia, twit of
them armed no ewe.

Tke Friar,* Willows, front Jerky for Vlklialyb cailluted bt
le Brave Free& plainer. awl burst.
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A Brit& Ship, fitypefed to be the Rciamead from (Retook, was
ca aa the sosotApril Taft, off t, by a privateer Mariam*.
M4I Liebri, Huntky from Matta, arrived In the IJatelt, Spoke
at the ash of May off Cape Flaitterre, with the Ameba frigate,
and Fly Coop at war, with about es fail walla convey foe the Welt
ladies, all well.

' The Aju. Stewart. from Leith to Jamaica, two arrive& et Bow.
Woes.

On the 25th oft. a best belanging to the Peden wend kip,
now at Lockman. returning front Streerser„ with the Captain and
four men on baud, overfet dame alone le, whets, we ere ferry
to relate., ewe at the own were unforteastely dreweed.
Sunday the s;th ult. the Grafton at Saltcoate kap 'Wilton rad-
ar, wall totally drove to Pieces apes the reeks on the froth Me
of the kartmer of &beats, which ve(d we formerly mentioned
to have been pot on bore there.
The dip Neptune, .1
Whitgable, which was fame dine Sete
detained by the Africakte Meats Captain Mushy, eft fdpielots of
lidding a with the enemy on the coaft of Holland,
Ivo been to be rekafed. Matter and one of the crew
have been mandned before Lard Hawke/key, and have fully
cleared timenfolvee of the darge.

Algarve's-4s tie Demo% "tke Oak, At Warm ; end Hope, Fry,
from Laos; Nopientkeld, Olfeo, from &Michael's ; and Oaks,
Hinckley, from Balton • Pigott, Collar, from Pbiladelplda--At
F. Lewis, from Maryland; United Stater,•et
.
fr";:irrirettia ; Madeira, Feet; and Orisakm. Faiter,from Übe* ;
Olive, Rickards, from Savannas ; Jefepk. ,lamkfon. from Maio-
eltafetts ; and Pkalii, -- —, from Dantsle ; Diana, Holbrook,
from Baltimore ; Liverpool Packet, Waite, from New York ;
end Brutus, Bonet, tuna New Orleana...M Cadiz, album,
Carron, from LoodoeLnAt Panetta', Ifabella, Great, from
ditto—At New York' Jupiter, Law; and Miami, Brows, ham
Loodcm—At Virginia, Rebecca., Conan, from London ; York.
shire, —; Little William, Baldry, sad Fame, Clark, and Be-
Anent Bond, from Liverpool—At Swamp, Culloden, from
New York and Halifax, bound to Hon.-At Rotterdam, Eliza,
Evens, from Virginia•-•At Bermuda, relawney Planter, Curry,
from Londoo—At New Orleans, Ferns, Baker, from Lindon-.:
At Cede, Ak gander, Lilt, from Lace ; and Bari St. Vincent,
Amery, from Dominica—A t Bertram., Indian Tr ader, Smite; and
Hamilton, Ayers, tram Llverp, el; John, Bade; !Einem, Ben-
fon ; and Purfult, Montgomry, from Newcaftie—At
Amelia. Kinder, from Dantzle ; aad N..w York Packet, Webb,
from New York—At Demerara, King George, Caffrey, from
Cork--At Bahama, Speedwell, —,frum Liverpnol.-At Africa,
Francis, Salter. from Liverpool.

Yefterday, at one o'clock, the Danifh Ambaffador
had an audience of Lord HARIOWSY at his Office.
Yefterday evening, about fix o'clock, their MA-
Jssri e s in a polt.chariot followed by the Princeffes
Estz•strie, Meer. andSOPHIA, and the Duke of
ConsramTneoroe, Arius zB.—M. Jouster, the Kier, in two coaches and four, efeorted by a party
French Interpreter, is arrived here from Paris. He of Light Hoek, took an airing in the neighbourhood
of Iflington, returning along the New Road, Mary-
has brought a letter from the FIkST CONSUL to the
GRAND 5L10N2,11., written by the former with his la-Bonne.a.eon
etuay, about ten o'clock, his MAJISTY gave.
own hands. The contents of it are not yet publicly an audience to the Loan CHANCILLOR.
known. Much conjeture has been excited in conk- We are confidently informed that there are letters
quence. in town to a refpeffable h-tile, Rating that nine fail
MAY t.—Count Lott cHiLs, Envoy from the Re-
otifleEbaeft7lndiameintbfiafelly;rrived at St. Helena about
public of the Seven Hands, has lately prefented to M. VtiernOgll7.OFF, The Ruffian Arnbafrador, has re-
the Reis Effendi the new 0-no4llth-in of that Repub. ceived an exprefs from his Court, direfting him to
lie. It is tranflat iiig into Turkifh to he laid before remain in England, inflead of retinning, as was his
the Sultan, intention, to St. Peterlburgh: but report lays, that
Ho v sc r it is Pack' has arrived at Cairo, and has poSir
ijit: enal t!. will foon ave a rrnenuecltirnitzd to a naval ap•
been received there w ith the ittinnfl joy and fuhmilfiran. AITLIY'a ANNUAL Pause WHEear.—Yellerday
He has not a. yet tranfinitted any official accounts afternoon, the lath price, given in honour of His
to Alexandria, from which a judgment may be form. MAJESTY'S Birth-day, was rowed for by fix watermen,
ull i? uniform jackets. The candidate.
ed of the lots funained by the Beys, or the force they
Mined froin Weßminiter-bridge, with the tide, about
Rill pouch.. u halt pall four o'clock. From the time of Ratting,
It has been remarked that the Ruffian Ambaffa. until they got off Lambeth Church, nn manif:ft ad-
doe, Count Ir•sinser, had not, for a long time, vi- vantage was gained by either. John Bofwell,
lite./ the French Anahafirdor, General Biome. He,
Deptlord, then took the lead, but John Oidfield, by
, got on the larboard fide of him, and
however, made him a vifit to.day, Lefoic he went in- herd pulling
faded, which gave Edmund Burch and James Can-
to the country. non an opportunity to Ihnot a-head.
The French A mbaffador appears now to be very I By the accident mentioned, Butch arrived firs at
well fatisfied with the left declarations of the Reis the winning poll ; Cannon came in fecond, and Old-
field third. By Mr. A sTLEy's airangement the three
Effendi, relative to the indemnifications required by
tteatrecca,mn came in were the only ones entitled
France, ind the reprefentations made ccncianing the to inn (ll
tart in* d heat for the plus. About half
new 1 arif. pall five there three again fluted. By Cane accident
The Porte has fent extraordinary Couriers to Eof- they fouled, which pr..duced Tome cord-010n, brit the
nia, Albania, and the Morsa, requiting Com the umpires declaring that it was neceffity to Rout a-fret'.
Paellas an account of the tituation of thofc countries, theerec°Lefitirecr bmer dcf.,.erMuch (kill anJ del"en'Y
the fentiments r the inhabitants and their r mw ni lIP dgeteneyet theut o
tiers with foreigners. The accounts received in boat at Ilungerintd. Lurch by a (tweet...Ml manceit
conformity with there infirtiftions, are on the tacit, v'c, then Pint a head, and maintained his priority to
the end of the unveil. He came in about two :ninnies
favourable. Among all the Pa has, the Porte places
before the fecond boat, and ennleqirently vas the
the molt confidence in the Pada who hoe at cons winner of the stilt:co. soar ..vas leLoLsl
nand in the Mona. j received two gctin:as, and Oktfitill ore g;:inea.

LONI)OK M4RIUTS4

6NGE, MONDAY, JUNE i r.

The fupply of all kind of Grata to-day was liort—Wheat, hav-
log many buyers, of taitaed an adnace of to per quarter —Earley
and Malt were nearly as Lift week.—Peak and Beam advanced it
prfee.--Althouglrthere west feveral arrivals of Oats from giambd;
and Proffitt, yet that ankle incrusted ts. per quarter.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER

Wheat. 305. 415. Mg- per qr. White Peak, 365. 435, od.
Fine Ditto, 535 571. al. Sews, 365 48$. ad.
Rye. 15a. 881. od. - Tick Ditto 285.335.
Barley, ass. s6a. od. Oats. Ass. 275. aps.
Malt, ssa ikas. od. Poland ditto, 301. 310.0 d.
Floe ditto,oos. 004 ed. , • Rape Seed, 371. to 391. pee LIR.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine near 40s. to 435. Second/ 355. to 4os. per rack.
Aver* Prima Corn IA Ensbad and Wales, from the retur.a
ending the ad a Jane. t 801.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley..) Oats. I Beans. I Pearc—
e. d. d. a d. d. d. s. d.
la to 34 5 43 51 21 S 34 4 36 8
Thelma:rage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the weekiVag Jane 6, k She. sued.per hundred weight.
PRICE
OP
HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bogs sl cos to 61 as Packets 61 ass to 71 sos
PRICE of BAY and STR.AW In SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay, per Load, . 31. Rola to 51. 00.
Clover - 4 ca to SL 135.
Straw, per Load 11. 4s. to aL act.
SMITHFIELD. Jane
To fink the offal.—per Roos ad Blb.
Beer 45 ed to Ss 6d I Veal 5s od tl6l od
Mutton 45 44 10 35 44 Pork 31 4480 41 44
Lamb ss od to 61
NEWOATE and LEADENIIALL, Use
Per Rohs of 1111 s. by the cascara
Beef 3s sod to 40 UBl Vaal 3s 84 to 55 44
Mattes 3e to 4s 4,1 Pork 3s 44 to 45 44
I.a.mb to 6s od.
COAL. EXCHANGE, Jape at.
led Coale la the Pool, per Cdtaidrow - ele. od.
Deliverel to Holtdrasoepers 6or. od.
Suodestend, 4n. od.
Delivered to riesfekeepetv at - • , 335. od.

Yelierday the Raft India Volunteers were brigaded
in Hyde Park. The Commander in Chief was pre-
fent, as well as the Earl of Heaainceron and their
afnal attendants. We are forry to &ate ;hat a very
(crime accident happened to one of the men attach.
ed to the field- ieces ai he was reloading the cau-
-1 non,.owing to its not being well fpunged out, Tome
(park of fire remained, which communicated to and
*Waded the cartridge he was potting in, which blew
of great part of one of his hands. The Duke of
You rode up immediately, and affißed in putting
the unfortunate man into a coach, in which, by his
Highnefs's orders, he was conveyed to St. George's
Hofpital.
Sunday afternoon, between two and three o'clock,
one of the Gravefeod boats coming up, was overtaken
by a Fadden fquall, between Blackwell and Green-
wich. The wind was to violent as to carry the malt
by the board. Fortunately the greats* part of the
paffengers were below at the time, on account of the
rain; and, excepting the alarm, we are happy to hear
that no perfon was 101 l or hurt en the oceafion. It
appears that another of the boats ran foul of a tier of
veffels early in the morning, but without fultaining
any particular damage, except Infing the tide.
The American flip, called the Lovely Lars, Capt.
W. *Attar's, has arrived in the Tent, with a
cargo from Batavia, worth three millions of florins.'
Left Batavia on the soth of November, where, at
that period, the greaten tranquillity prevailed. As
foots as the renewal of hollilities was known there,
feveral Dutch Ihips ready to fail were flopped, and
their cargoes landed, to wait for the return of peace.
The fame took place at the Cape of Good Hot*,
where fneral cargoes, that would not keep, have
been fold by auElinn ; but, from the want of money,
they fetched but little. They were all the produc-
tions of Java, and defined for Holland. As the mi-
litary there are very mutinous, and the civil agents
very dilcontented, the Dutch Governor, J s,
has given in his refignatiom It is, however, to be
hoped, lays the Editor of a Dutch Newfpaper, that
Admiral Lime is will loon reflore order, and, with
his troops, ptelerre the colony for the BataVian Re-
public.
Yellerday we received the New Wok Papers to the
t ith, and Bolton Papers to the zoth ult. One of the
Papers contains the following article Captain
Hoots, arrived at Newbury Port, tiom Cape Fran-
cois, fates, that the week before he failed from the
Cape, a difpure happened between Cult:tropes and
the Captain of an Englifh frigate. The Lieutenant
of the frigate, with feveral of her men, attempted one
night to take off a number of the French inhabitants.
The Blacks were alarmed, afrembled in great num-
bers, end, with Cuittsrorm a at their head, took from
the Lieutenant his fide arms. On the following
morning, they were fent alcag-fide, but the Captain
of the frigate refuted to receive them, and would not
fuller the boat to he along-fide the frigate. A flag
of truce was then fent on thore, demanding fstisfse•
tion ; in the mean time the frigate got fprings nn her
cables, and warped up abrealt the city, with fignals
of hofility flying, and in readinefs to fire on the city
if iiccelfary. The lineldll Captain, however, receiv-
ed no fatisfadion, and in three days was ordered from
the place."

A
letter from Savannah (America), dated April
17, lays This city, for f I days pal, has
been in as great confirmation and uproar as is paible
to conceives the circumfiance that gave rife to it
has been the condo& of judge Bowie. In his
charge to the Grand Jary he recommended the eman.
cipation of the Blacks, and went In far as to fay, that
it the Legiflature did not do it, he would head them
liitaelf, and aUllt in cutting the throats of the white
inhabitants: The Grand Jury protcfled againa loch
alarming conduei, on which the Judge committed
them to gaol. This circumflance mufed the citizens,
a meeting was immediately called, and meafures
were adopted to relieve the Grand Jury. The
uniform enmpmies were ordered out, and in the
evening the Judge was (tired and tent to prifon.—
Had it not been for the miner', he would bare been
tern to pieces, ft.r every one, without an exception,
was againli him." '

By accounts from BORON dated the 24th ult. we
learn that a yard from Batavia had arrived there,
tiger a pAra.ge r 26 dais; (he left at Batavia a
number of French and Dutch Ihips of war, and an
Englifh frigate, which had been takes by the French
and carried in there. An Englifb (hip, from London,
laden with 300,000 dollars, was captured by a French
frigate, and carricd into the Itle of Fraace oa the 25th
of February.

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