Star.
London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

The other endlifons are Motive to the tremor&
lity and fafety of petfons in the city, as well as in
the country ; and to the re-efiabliflunent of the on?
dent order, for the pairing and repairing of the cars•
vans from Mecca Memos,
Jedda.
.The Cadi, the Memos, the corps of Odjaklis,
and the people at lengtheoalefee; and on the isth,
without Ilrikiog a blowl Rourchid Bacha was de-
pored, and die new Mahommed Ali' Eacha. proclaim•
ed governor of Egypt. Kourchid Bacha leas BM
mailer of the citadel: Hi had with him about a.
thoufand men under the command of hialeh-Aga,
.C4ief of the Albauois.

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST St.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS Dfts.Y AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Consfob, for moeey sliff —for am. 38Fritedsced sBf 59-
.
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PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per Cont. Red. An.sBf 39 South Sea Stock ts. a ss. trtt.
3 per Cent. Coaf.sBf Imp. 3 per Cent' 8f
4 pet Cent 708 Excheq.BiUs, ppr 3s:
•per
s.per Cent. Navy 89f-H-f Ontnium sf prem. •
sDper Cont. t 747, toot} Lottery Tickets '9l. los.
Lone An. ty z.t6 Coul for ace. Off
Short Anp. 21

• coußsz OF
Arnfterdant 37 7 s UE
Do. at fight 36 20
kotterdant zi 17 s UL
Harnborgh 33 I 6 • si UC
Alton* 3s lit :X
Puttt daft Ott 25 is Sc.
Paris . 06 o s UC

EXCHANGE.
C.attis pap Naples 4641
Ditto 331 egE Genoa o
?dada pip Ltiboo
Ditto jo cff. Oporto 6:
Babes 34 sg. Doblip )31
Leghorn to Cot ioj
Venice 6s Ores Pialliardtro

Sougdesaz ;6 t dkto I, per 11. netting.
Ail* on the Bank of °nand st per Cent.
Portuoal.Ciold in Coln, per ounce 44 • 0
Gold in Ilan, ditto 4 • 0.
Now Pala., pa come
• - • • • • 5 3t

The public feeling has been cruelly infulted and
grofsly abated for thefe two days by unfounded ru-
mours refpeeling the health of an Illuftrious Per-
fonage. We are happy to fay that the health of that
Perfonage is in as good a Rate as could poffibly be
hoped at his years, and efpecially when we confider
the recent lois fußained by his family.

The Amazon frigate, from the MediterranePt
arrived off Cork on the a4th inn. with intelligence of
the failing of the Combined Fleet ; but the letters
from Cork do not mention when or whence the ene-
my had failed. In confequence, however, of this
intelligence, the Tette:ate, the Davest, and Bat,
ttopauz men of war, and the Lana and NARCMUS
frigates were ordered to be moored at the entrance of
Cork harbour, the whole of which were fo placed as
not to obilrudt the fire of the batteries from haying
its fislleffett, ihould the enemy's fleet appear off that
Pc4l!
The Mary Attn Cartel, from Corunna, arrived at
IPortfmouth in (even days, reports, that the Com-
bined Fleet, confining of twenty-five fail of the line,
feven frigates, and ten sloops and brigs, failed from
Comma on the 14th init. to the Nonhward.
The fame veffel reports that a line of battle fhip
and two frigates had got into Nantes, having been
previoufly difmafted.—This fhip is probably one of
thofe which had muck in the adtion with Sir R.
C4enaa, and which was towed off by two frigates.
Former accounts Rated that the enemy had left
Ferrol on the t 3th. Comma and FCIrTOI are fo near
each other, that thefleet might be off the former place
on the lath, before putting out to fea. The accounts,
however, are upon the whole fo contradidtory, that
it is impoffible to afcertain the real truth.
The John Dull hired cutter has arrived at Pen-
zance from a cruise; the Mailer of which fays, that
he fpoke a Frail-Lan a few days ago, who informed
him that the Combined flew were Rill in Ferrol, but
that the Rochefort filuadron was out.
We yefterday announced the arrival of the Pomo.
me frigate at Portfmouth from Lifbon. She failed
on the tsth, and brings feveral letters up to that date.
There are alto letters received by this fhip from va-
rious parts of Spain, and from Oporto.
Thofe from the latter place are chiefly from the
crews of the Antigua (hips, which were captured in
the Wen Indies, and landed by the Combined fqua-
dron at Vigo, on the 27th ult. from whence they made
their way to Oporto. About aso of them were eye-
witnefres of the engagement between Sir R. CALM&
and the Combined fleet ; and as they were on board
the enemy's (hips, they were able to form a sclera)*
judgment of the extent of the damages they cultaineS
as well as of their difpolition to renew the engage-
ment: If any credit be due to the concurrent telli-
mony of thole perfons, the Combined fquadrons were
completely worfled in the adtion with Sir R. CALM'S.,
and fo far intimidated as to have shunned a renewal
of the battle, when they might have engaged with
advantage. It appears, that their killed and wound-
ed exceeded by far the loft which the French Admi-
ral found it convenient to admit in his official dif-
patch, and that three of their (hips were fo diGabled
as to render it unfafe to proceed with them from
Vigo. to Ferrol The following account is given on
the authority of one of the Englifh Captains, a pri-
foner on board one of the French men of war during
the ailion, and is welled by fevers' of the Captains
and the crews of the Antigua !hips :
h Oporto, Atiguft 9, aos.

" Praha the concurrent teftimouy of all the releafed prifotiera
(the crews of the Antigua Ripe) that have arrived here, the late
salon appears to have been highly honourable to the Reid& fora-
arum, and much more clifadvantageous to the COSIIIIT than they are
willing to acknowledge.
" Fourteen French and 6tt Spanifh fkipa of the line, Leven fri-
gates, and two brigs, qo tit sad juliVaiWut sj league. North of
Cape Finifterre, faw fifteen arid& 41pa of the line, twiarigates,
a !utter, and a loamZlo Cutobbod Fleets gave chair. about