Star.
London, England, 1802-06-23 00:00:00

INDIA.

Mr. /Tic no tt.s W3i proceeding at Some length upon a dircuf-
lion of tie atLitri of the Carnatic, and the depofition of the fon
of the late Nabob thereof, when ley was interrupted by the
SPi 3ICr Pt CT:111011S that th.re was at the door a MaigC from
• c Lords, defirinz a risaircne e upon the Militia Bill. whither
:Sc I.la4.4gers oceedtd accordingly; and on their return they
iii.ft they had 11.1,1 loch conference, and that their
I.nrdlips had intitted upon one of tit( amendments which they
nt do is the fli,l Bill, but riot oo any other amendment.
Whereupon Lord fleets BERVIX moved, " that the Houk
ihria vivo their dilligretment with the Lords;" but It
w.ks I..ga.ivcd %,vicliout a divifion.

The Houle then ..retti togive no the amendment, and Lord
Ca:obervie was fern to the otitis Hoof,: to apprife their Lord-
f.,.ps of this derrioinatioo.

Mr. Mono t cs then refunled his obferratlons, and was pro-
e cdir.g to ftatc that the na•iooal charatler called upon Mini
r. to juftify this kind a erindildt towards a Prince, whore an.
ceftors manifellest thenifelv,s upon all occafions as friends to
this country, when be was untxpttac.lly interrupted by
Mr. SUIRIDAN, who, without soy preface, moved that the
I mute be counted, when only 33 hang pmt sa 4111journ
rum of courfc took place.

LONDON.

IVEDNESDAY, JUNE 21.

PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols, for July i(' !
Reduced 741--New per Cent.losii—OMllNM 1, i FIT/11.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 745 -ni Imp. Anil tat 5.16
4 per Cent. 894 901 t Irith 5 per Cent. 101 i 102
5 per Cent. Ann. zo6i3 Excheq. Bills is. to 2s. par.
Long Ann. 21 3-16 f, Omnium : .11 prem.
India Stock 2164 ex. div. £nglifh Tickets 171.85.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 734 4 Conl. for op. 75ii 764

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Antfterdam, to 18 oU. Cadiz 33i effea. Genoa 47
Ditto, at fight to 14 Madrid 34 paper Lifbon 67
Rotterdam, to 19 U. Ditto 36t sired. Oporto 67!
Hamburgh 33 I2i U. Bilboa 36 Palermo yo
Altana 33 2 2 U. Leghorn ct pence per
Cadiz 34 in eper Naples 44 Dublin 12,
Paris, 1 day's date, 23 15—Ditto 2 Ur. 24 liv.
Bourdeaux 2 Uf. 24 1 liv.
Venice, 391 Livres Picoli EfFedtivi per IL fterL

The Paris Papers of the 19th contain but little
news refpeeing France. They Rate that the votes
in favour of the Confulfhip for life, in many de-
partments, far exceeds the number in favour of
the Connitutinn upwards of two years ago. The'
commercial part of the inhabitants of the princi-
pal ports are greatly rejoiced at the conclufion of
the war in St. Domingo ; and it is faid that the
fpirit of enterptize and trade, which had been very
languid, begins to acquire new vignur. The French
Funds are 55 f. zo c.
The imbecil flue of theTurkifh empire becomes
every day more manila. Letters from Semlin of
the 26th May date the arrival at Belgrade on the
lad of a Tartar, with a letter from the CAPTAIN
PAM!, in which the Janaffarits are once more
afrured of an abfolute pardon, and of entire obl;-
vion of all the pall, upon condition that they (hall
remain quiet. The Aga and the Caimacan, whom
they had chofen, were alfo confirmed upon this
condition. They have, notwithaanding, refufed
to acknowledge a Receiver of Cunoms lately ar-
rived. Accounts nate, that Jassy Peer+ a and
the AGA of /slissa, after feveral combats, have at
length made their peace with the Porte. The
former has difbanded nearly all his troops. The
garrifon of Widdin, compofed of the troops of
PASSWAN OGLoo, made, on the nth, an incur-
lion into Wallachia, upon the towns of Kambn-
long and Tengonin. They mafracred all who re-
filled, and the pillage was general. The Talkifb
troops, which were ported at tome diftance, did
not interfere. Their objeft was to inflict ven-
geance upon the Prince of WALLACHIA, who had
obtained from the GRAND SIGNIOR a comminion
to reduce PASSWAN OGLOU.

It is very confidently reported in the political
circles, that in confequence of the manifold in-
trigues which agitate men and parties, and which
Mr. ADDINGTON perceives might terminate in a
crifis unfavourable to his power and to his reputa-
tion, an offer has been made to bring back Mr.
PITT into an oftenfible (hare in the Miniftry. It was
to propofe and dikurs the terms of this compromife
that Mr. DUNDAS lately waited on Mr. PITT, at
Walmer Cattle. His Ma.issv v, it is raid, had
confented to Mr. PITT again entering upon
his fervice, on the condition that the quellien
of Catholic Emancipation should not be brought
forward as a meafure of Government. To this
propofal Mr. PITT is reported to have given a de-
cided negative, and to have Rated even that he had
no with to come into office in the prefent Rate of
things, probably feeing the KING not fufficiently
reconciled as to allow him to hold office with plea-
lure and with effed. Mr. DUNDAS, however, it is
believed, will come into office, though equally
(hackled by the Catholic queftion, if-any body
confiders that fubjed to have been the true caufe
of the refignations. That fcruple, however, Mr.
DuNDAS will eafily get over. The ground of his
return is, the fituatiou of the EaR India Company,
whore affairs require either care or concealment
from Mr. DUNDAS'S weft-known addrefs ! It is
underßood, therefore, that Mr. DUNDAS will re-
fume his Ration at the head of the Board of Con-
troul, and retain the whole patronage of Scotland.
It is doubtful how the Eleiion for Wigtow take
will terminate. Mr. HERON ii patronized by Mr.
Duiroas, who oppofes Colonel STEWART.
The Merchants of Glafgow have refolved to
I creel a Ratue to Mr. PITT, in that city.
Yefterday the CHANCELLOR of the ExciiEQlEll
gave a grand dinner to M. Orr°, Monf.
DIRT MONTBRET, Lord CORNWALLIS, Lord
HAWKESBURY, and a large party of perfons iu
high official fituations.
Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the
EaR India Houle, when Mr. FREDERICK PITMAN,
Commander of the Sicsi.rom CASTLE extra Ship,
took leave, previous to his departure for Fort St.
George. -
WILLIAM ADAM, Efq. is appointed Counfel
to the EaR India Company, vice GEORGR Rous,
Efq. deceared.
Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, who was difmified the
fervice Come time ago, livs been reinitated in his
former rank of Poll-Captain in the Navy.
The Mailer and Wardens of the Bakers' Com-
pany attended the Court of Aldermen yefterday,
when the Court ordered the price of bread to be
railed half an aflize, or one penpy in the peck loaf,
to take place to-morrow.
On Monday, one morning paper Rated that a
telegraphic dispatch had been received at the Ad-
miralty, announc:ng the arrival of eight fail of the
line floor Jamaica, and another gave a letter from
Poitimouth, Stating the fame fad. We could not
doubt this double telt i ninny, and therefore infer ted
the fame in:clligencc, though our own Correrpon-
dent had been silent relpeding their arrival. By
our letter; of this morning, however, we.lind that

CORN lifil.'?XET.

MARK-LANI, JUNI 23.

Wheat, Flour, and every other fort of Gr.,,r,
remain without much aitcr.ii;on fioal the prices
mentioned in this Paper cf Monday Lilt, but riit•
titer lower, if ar.v thing.