Star.
London, England, 1807-06-19 00:00:00

ROME, MAY i 6. .

By virtue of an order of his Holiners the Pepe fe-
veral perfons have been lately arrelled here, and fent
to the Utile. Among them is the Count Camille
Borgia, the nephew of the celebrated Cardinal Bor-
gia, and a Knight of the Order of Malta.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNI? 19.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Confols, for July 6411—Reduced 621 63—omnlum it pr.
Exchequer lid's. par to as. prem.
PRICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY :
3p. Ct. Red. Ann. 631 621 63 imperial, Ann. 7 9.01
S per Cent Conf. Ann. shut Excheq. Bills, par Is pre. is dif.
4 per Ctitt. Omnium i i pre.
per Cent. Navy fkut Lottery 'rickets 191. 175
Lcng Annuities 571 is i 6 Confols for ;cc. 643 i

Laft night we received forte additional French and

Dutch papers. Our feries of the former now comes
down to the 9th, and the latter to the soh ; and this
morning :Hamburgh and Altuna Papers to the 9th
Cline to hand. -
The 77th Bulletin, which appeari in the Aloniteur,
is datet Finkenllein, May 29. It relates ;Wird
wholly to the liege and furrender of Dantzic. The
terms granted to the garrifon are annexed to it.—
They are in fuhflance the fame with the informs. 1
tion previoufly received. General KALKASUTM
• appears to have obtained the conditions which he firli
demanded. The garrifon is Rated to have confined
of only woo men, of whom nearly one half are Paid to
have deferted to the French, fubfequent to the capi-
;
tulat ion; We cantlatirglli helievaahja.Amt more than
' we can that General KALKRILITH could have held out
for fifteen days longer ! This attack upon the cha-
raaer of a tried and gallant officer, will be univer (ally
rejected and defpifcd. General Kauraautri would
have ill difcharged his duty indeed, if he had intros-
dered a day fowler than was neceffary.
We are happy to have the authority of the Bulletin
for Rating, that General KAMINSKY and the troops
who were driven under the guns of Weichfeltnunde,
after their unfuccefsfol attempt to penetrate to Dant-
zie.on the I.sth ult: had embarked and arrived in
Wet yat Pillau. The garrifon of the (nivel%) mean-
ing, we fuppofe, the Prutlian corps which was in it,
furrendered. .
The bulletin gives no other account of the militat y
movement? or operations upon any part of the French
line, than that; araudentz was to beriMmediately be.
fieged. The place is Paid to be prong; no bad apo.
logy for a failure.
The Dutch Papers afford nothing material; We
learn from them under the head of French news,
that the Q2een of Holland arrived at Bourdeaux on
the 3oth ult. and that about 7000 Spanifb troops
were to pats through that city from the 3d to the
13th inßant, on their march to the Grand Army.
The German Papers mention the arrival of Baron
HAIDENSERG and M. 011 NOYOSILZOFF at the French
Heactroarters, but this intelligence is doubted in the
Iliconbure Correfpnlent.

Yeile-day morning his MAJESTY, accompanied by
the Dukes of You and CUMBERLAND, Princefres
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA and AMELIA, Lady G. BUCK
LEY, Generals SPENCER, GARTH and FITZROY, and
Colonel TAYLOR, rode on horfeback in Windfor Park.
Her MAJESTY and NUM'S ELIZABETH took an
airing in a fociable, accompanied by Ladies AYLE3-
suar and CARDIGAN. The whole of the Royal
Family returned to the Palace at two o'clock.
Yefterday, WILLIAM MArtsrisa, Efq. refigned his
fituation as Secretary at the Admiralty, and is to be
fucceeded by Mr. WELLEsLET POLE, brother to the
Marquis of Wellefley.
Sir VicAsy Grass, Knt. took the anal qualifica-
tion oaths, as Attorney• General, cn Saturday morn-
ing, in the Court of King's Bench.
Earl SILKIER, arrived on Wednefslay cycling in
Town, from Scotland.