Star.
London, England, 1804-05-12 00:00:00

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, MAY t>
PRICE OF STOCIUi THIS DAT AT ONE (yews :
Canton. fer inant! and May, y6H.
dOnsnium 3/ n—Radsead tyff—Lang Am. t 6 kt‘f.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :

Bonk Stec! 15$ bills Ilsods. per sale
3 NT Cent. Rod. ssi Imp. 3 per Ca1e.344 •
3 per C.C0nG5614 561 /tube* 1111114 par se. AIL
4 per Cent. 72/ 7 if OraelousTatrrinsi..
3 per Cent. Navy re
5 per Cent. in, pi# Cont. kw see. 56f 3414
Loos Ass 16 5-5
Thu Heal et elee 3 per Cens
Titre Irmo of DI Ti. 6 as
tez truster eill the rah

p17111.11111..MA Y
Coda et Issisaase...?

Coeds will be nvot rePefeleer
do ad haw. awl will not be
of Apse&

per Casts. 10.
a as Loadca i 6 a 161.

Mr. Parr (till finds difficultiee in arranging a new
Adininiftration. The rtme was. *hen his Metallic
Trs.eoes could have overcome every impediment in
the way of any of his political peeled', but now, and
&sage it muft appear to many, ihings Teem to be
altered not a little.

The Members of/4r. ADDS,. CTON's Adminiaration
continue in the mean time giving up their refpe&ive
fituations. excepting thofe who we have ilready an-
nounced were to continue in place.

Yellerday Earl Sr. Viresar fent in his refigna•
tion.

Mr. Yours and Mr. BRAGG/ alfe refigned
day. They bad hitch interviews with the Kilns ye .
terclay at the Q_neen's Palace.
Meas. STILL" and MAITLAND are among the
number of chore who have declined accepting fitua.
tions under the new Adminiftration. It is confirmed

that Mr. CANNING alf6 perfills in refuting any ap-
pointment!

Sir T. M. Suwon is talked of u the new Chief
Jake for Clieller.
M. ADDINGTON, we undertlasid, has refuted the
acceptance el any rank on his rearing from Ofict,
though his MAJIISTT was gratis)* pleura to pro-
pore giving him an Earldom. He has perfißed alto
in refuftag any emolument, if we except the refidence
in Richmond Park, which his MAJESTT infided on
his retaining.

By an American Tercel accounts have been receiv.
ed from France of a later date than the printed Jour-
nals which came to hand yeflerday. It will be feen
by the following letter, that Come progrefs has been
made in the meafure which has been for Tome time
looked for—the conferring upon the Flit Conful the
title of Buratto". of the French :

" BAUM SAY 6.

Is the Gales or the 3d bit t►e Trilasnate,atter having heard
the repine et the Special Commilion, appointed to amilder of the
properitka made by Cidsen Cave. have Weaved :
• tit. That NA FOLIO,/ Bo ,Fir* Cooled, int be pro-
claimed Emperor et the trench, end ks that *WWI be charted
with the Government et France.

" idly. That the title of Emperor, together with the Imperial
Powers, dial be hereditary in hie family, In the sale line, and io
the order of primogeniture.
" 3dly. The Guaira Authorities, In turning the sectary
regulations for the eftablifiteent of the hereditary powers, mall
em►e all due provide= the preferring quality, liberty, and the
rights of the people.

" ♦thiP. The relent vote Stall be tarried to tbe Senate by a de-
putation of tht Sturdier% who are to rap to It t►e illOtaKS
which have iodated tie Trauma/ to take tide et:Cohabit."

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived at a late hour
night. The only articles worthy of notice which it
brought. are the following
Beaus, AM". 30.--. A letter from Peterfburgh,
of the trli inftant, fags," That on the isth prald-
ing, a courier from the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at
Paris, brought the news of the arrea and murder
of the Duke of Recut ea, which excited filch a ge-
neral indignation, not only in the court circle, but
among the people, that wherever the French Am-
baffador appeared, he was either hooted or Ihunned.
He prefented liimfelf, as ufual, at the ESITRIOICS
Levee, but neither the Ruffian Sovereign, nor any
perfon prefent, (poke to him. He gave out in the
evening, that the rumour of the Duke's execution
was unfounded, but the next day a courier from the
KING of Switosm at Carlfruhe brought a confirmation
of this atrocious crime. It is now raid, that Hsoou•
•ILLS is packing up, and intends to fet out in a day
or two, whether from refentment for the well.sleferved
treatment he has met with, or by orders of the Est•
r ROA, is not known.

To there particulars from Raffia, I can add the
f(Thwing :—Louis XVIII. has received a letter of
- dolence from the Ruffian Empero►, eipreffing
!!le Rrongeft terms, his furprife at fuels a crime i❑
the preterit eivilifed Rate of Europe, adding, that the
saute of Louis XVIII. will hereafter he regarded as
the caufe of all lawful Princes. Such at lean are the
wo a Lis I have read in a copy of Ass LAN DIP'S letter,
handed about at the CAIIIIIO here.

" The Ru(li.tn ginilcr has daily conferences, not
only st.ih our Miniflers, but with our K,.c at Potf-
dam, w here he has been for thrfe la(k 48 hours, with-
out coming to torn. The cattle of the difgracc of
Haugwitz is ncw known to be his advice to our !into
rtcrifice Louis X% 11 I. or at lean not to prevent
from carrying him ill by the agent of
risfreret police. It is faid that Madame Dc
.h•. often 'Hits the Qy is .4, dircovered and presented
rlot agairil the life o ancther Bourbon."
relc writ Ara it. is confidently repsreted
:it, that Culotte) TAIWAS7, dic Aide-des Camp whom

time.

his Mammy tent from Carlfruhe a Paris with a
view of reelairr ling the perfon of the Duke d'Emo us en,
was ordered t b quit the French territory in a given

Lieut. Cokmel Hrnvio's newly invented cannon
balls, in the Drape of at egg, have been tried here.
with great foccefs. The force is confiderably in-
created by therm, and with a much lets quantity of
gunpowder, than with the common balls.
Farm THI BARRIS OP THI MAIN, APRIL 25.---AC-
cording to the Gazette of Afrhaftalurib, the Minillers
of the French, Republic, at the Courts of Munich and
Stutgard, have delivered feparate noted, in which it
is f4id, that the relations of the Englifh with their
Serene flighneeres, the Ele&ors of Bavaria and of
Wirtemberg, are fuch, that his Britannic Majefly is
not in a condition to have Minifters near thefe Sove-
reigns.

Yefterday at ten o'clock his Majusrv, accompa.
nied by the Duke of CASISKIDISE, took an airing
through Mary-la-bonne, by Iflington and the neigh-
bouring villages, entered the city by Whitechapel,
through Cornhill and Cheapfide, Fleet-beet, and
the Strand, and arrived at the Ctieen's Houfe about
three o'clock. His hisisatv was, detained a confi-
derable time near the Royal Exchange and Ludgate
hill by a crowd of carriages, and it was not in the
power of the party of Light Horfe to clear the way.
His MAJESTY was rece ved with loud huzus in five-
ral places. In the courfe of the day his &Lorry
figned feveral official papers.

Yefterday morning, about eleven o'cloek..Lord
FT swasssuar, and Marrs. Yates and BLAGGE, had
audiences of his MAJISTY.

At sire Lour on Thurfday night Lord Hawxas.
stray ksiwkets-studience of his MAJIIITY•
bii:Aitotoorrom'a formal denial. with refpelt to
Mr. Damta's correfpondence. is given. without any
comment. in the Malta- of the 28th ult.

Yetterday,, at tqn,o'elock„ the RUSSIAN AISBAllia-
Dot had an -audience of Lord Hatireasauar, at his
office in Downing-lireet.
Yeßerday,"FtaNcts GOSLING, Efq. Citizen and
Stationer, paid the ufual fine of vol. and twenty
marks, to be exceed lining the office of Sheriff for
London and Middiefer.

Difpatches were yefterday received at the Admi•
ralty from Sir A. Ivltycnxt.i commanding at Hall.
fax, Nova Scotia.

Admiral Lewis is to have the command of the
fquadron off Boulogne.
Yeßerday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cl.a.
Klima arrived in town from Bufhey Park.

Yenerday Mr. GISINWOOD entertained his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Yoa it and a large party at din-
ner, at his honfe, in Snuth Audley-areet.

The following Noblemen, &e. dined with Mr. AN-
sow, M. P. for Lichfield, at his houfe in St. James's-
fquare, on Thurfday :—The Duke of BPDFORD. the
Earl of Daisy, Earl of At.sissaat.t, Earl COWPIII,
Lord W. RusseLL, Lord CHOI.IIOIIOI LEY, Lord G.
CAVIMDISN, Lord R. Sraticar, Mr. For, Mr. T.
Coca, Mr. Brno, Mr. Cams, Mr. PLUbln, Mr.
DUDLIT NOILTH, and Col. WALPOLI.

The Duke of Davoutillla gave a grand dinner
yellerday to a large party, including Mr. Fox, Mr.
Guy, General YITZPATILICIE, General WALPOLE,
Lord MOIPITII, &c.

The Duke of NoasoLa entertained a Seleft Party
of Friends yefterday at his honfe in St. James's-
fquare,.among whom were the following :
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i.wd Lowther., Sirs J. Mufgrave, and J. Fleming; Mein.
Featherftonhaugh, Carwen, Howard, C. Howard, Wybcrgh,
Corby, Penn, Ste. tce.
The Marehionefs of WINCHESTER'S Rout on Wed-
nefday evening, was attended by upwards of 300
!actions of dillinflinn, among whom were :—the Tua•
KISH AMBASSADOR, Ditchers of BOLTON and CH•N-
nos ; Marchioneltes of BATY and Dow &Gm. ; Earl
PAULLT, COUDICrS of PORTSMOUTH, &C.
Mrs. BAKER gave a grand rout LA night at her
houfe in 'Orford greet, which was very numeroufly
attended.

Set:OMA Kw, of the Coldfiream Regiment of
Guards, is appointed one of the King's Mefrengers,
in the room of Mr. Hu NT sa, Senior.

Saturday Lord CATHCART reviewed the entire of
the Dublin Garrifon in the Phenix-park.

Yenerday morning aso Hanoverian troops pallid
through St. James's Park on their way to Lymington.

Ope of the River Fencibles, at the review at Put•
ney, on Thurfday, }aving abfented himfclt from his
veal, and being defired by his Officer to return on
board, hefitated, when a fcuffie enfued, during which
he received fo violent a cut on the head from the hilt
of the Officer's fword, as to render his life in immi.
nent danger.

It is reported that the packets which now commu-
nicate with the North of Europe, will be removed
from Harwich to a nation mo.e Northward. Yar-
mouth or Hull are mentioned as their future ports.
In the Calcutta Gazette of tl:e 24th September
la% Lieutenant ALrsit has been crroneoully need
to have been killed i t the anion of the t ith Septem•
her. The name of Lieutenant Aims does not ap-
pear in a lilt of killed and wounded, fi.htequently re-
ceived.

All the French prifoners who capitulated at Pondi.
cherry, were embarked on board the M rico* on
the i t it oaobv, ter the putpoic of being conveyed
to Europe.
By the New York rapers of the 25th of Mitch we
learn. that a Bill has palled the Houle of Rep►cfen•
tames to exonerate Aliens who have entered the
United State. between the years i79il and tBo2,trons
complying with the &II provilion of the Aa of 170,
requiting &declaration made in Court of the intention
of the Alien to become a Citizen fire years previous
to his Admitfion to Citizenthip.

lii3 ha. 4111 paled the dame Houle. f r er-•R
I...tuflana into two Tc,ritrics. and pros

temporary Government therenf,

On
the 1-th 4-4 Match a 11.11, inttoduc7.l ;...n
Store he Mr W.. 1... T. t.• rtinuve f;:e G-7:r-or

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day in Npv:mbo- next, for 4 periwi IQ LK 6.10,

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MAILS THIS DAY,—wind W. N. W.

M. 11. ate. On.
Dabßn T z H burgh o •
Waterford s z Gottenburgit a • •

Fa LNOUtH, Mar g.—Paired by for' the Downs,
the Oar is sus frigate, with a convoy, from Lilbon.
About 30 parted off the Lands End, for 13rillol, Li-
verpool, &c. Sailed the HAZARD and GANNETT
Poops of war, on a cruize. Wind N. W.
PLYMOUTH, MAY to.—Cants in the Lome. of 38
guns, and NAIAD, of 38 guns, from a cruize ; they
are both going up Hamoaze, to refit : /Ho the De-
nial brig Emetic Sorter, Captain GUIRPON, from
Dram, with timber. Sailed to join the Channel fleet,
the Pal PIC F, and Pawl ss ROYAL, of 98 guns each.
Came in the FLY, of 18 guns, and failed direaly on
a cruize. Eleven hundred French prifoners are
hourly expeeted here from Jamaica, part of the troops
furrendered at St. Domingo; they are to occupy
the prifon hips that are now at Hamoaze.
Poarsmoure, MAY I I.—Arrived the brig Miner-
va, from Li(bon, bound to Dieppe, detained
by the Fisoaen frigate: alto feveral•outward bound
veffcls, from the Downs. The outward bound Quebec
and Halifax fleet remain in Yarmouth Roads. Wind
W. S. W.

Dovea, Mar IL—This day nine perfons, who call
themfelves indented clerks, landed here from the fhip
Br:tannia, Capt. &Lows, from Li(bon, and applied
to the Mayor for pall-ports to proteEtthem to Lon-
don, and (late, that they cfcaped the late melancholy
cataarophe on the coaft of Portugal that the
APOLLO frigate is now lying on that coaft a complete
wreck, fplit in two ; that thirty-one velfels, forming
part of her convoy, were totally loft, and 170 fouls
perilhaL

Dias., Mar tr.—Sailed the ILI/swot,' and
Riout.us men of war on a cruize off Boulogne.—
Artived the Fuer bomb, CHAMPION frigate, Vari-
ant and LIOTAAD men of war from off Dungeoefa
William ftore-lbip, from the weftward ; Vrasa and
Eaor.s cutters, with a convoy from the weftward,
which are failed for the River. Arrived the Oa-
r maus frigate,with five Gil under convoy from Lilbon,
which are failed for the River, with the Ocean,
gyiwroti, from Cork.—Wind N.
Yatatour H, MAY I I.—Yefterday failed the Rimy,
of 64 guns, to join the frinaaron under Admiral
THORN BOSO UG M. Arrived and remain windbound
the Laos armed (hip, and Cowsrorurior cutter,
with a fleet of merchantmtn, bound to the Baltic,
which were joined here by the Jervis, WOOLSY,
for Peterflaurgh ; Zephyr, °argue, for Pillars ; and
Jervis, WOOLSTOSI, for Revel, with bale goods.—
Sailed to join convoy, the Cora, WaLria Cana, with
goods, for Oporto. The ADDS.. gun veffel has de.
tamed and fent in here, the Courier, of Embden, for-
merly an Englifb packet, Pure& Haas Noor, from
Embden, bound to London, with bale goods and
paffengers. The STATELY, of 64 guns, and Uarcorsi
frigate, are expteed to fail on a cruize this afternoon.
Wind North.

BARCELONA, APRIL 9.—The HINDOSTAN, Capt.
Lsoaos, of 54 guns, 220 men, with naval fibres
from England for the fleet, caught fire in the hold ;
the crew, unable to extinguifh it, caulked the hatch-
ways, and were able to reach the Bay of Rofas,
where they ran afhnre ; all of them ercept five are
faved, but the veld was entirely confirmed on the
2d of April: the Juno frigate then off here failed
down to embark the men.

On the 7th came into this port the Britiat cutter
SWIFT, Captain THOMAS Lt•ltS, of 8 guns, and 22
men, prize to I'ESrERANCE French privateer, of
8 guns, and 56 men, bound from England and Gib
raltar, with important difpatches on beard for Lord
NELSON, which the French preferved from being
thrown overboard, by killing the Captain. The cir.
cumaance of her capture is related as follows : •' The
Swirl. was (leering off Palamas, on--morning, on
her way to the fleet, when a Orange fail appeared in
fight, and continued her courfe towards her. As
use drew near. it wa: obferved that the Ilrange wife!
was Latine.rigged, and had only three or four per.
fans upon deck ; from this circumaance. and the
build of the (lip, it was not doubted by the Captain,
or any on board, that Ge was a Spanitb mailer ; no
further notice, therefore, was taken of her, until Ike
edged dole up to the Swirr, and laid herielf alon.
fide of her, when upwards of 53 hands, who, till
that time had kept below, railed upon deck and
boarded the cutter: the g-eatell part of her crew
being then below, the could make no effedual re.
(Mince, and accordingly iwrendered. In the mean
time, however, Captain Lissa, who was a pet,•
miting young man, ran below, for the purpofe of
throwing his difpatches overboard, which being ob.
(creed by the French party, they followed him, and
cut him to pieces with their fabres, before he could
accomplilh his purpofe. The firti Frenchman who
hoarded the Swirl., was killed by an Engle& failor,
who, with others, were obliged to give way, find-
ing no afliaance at hand, and the ft/pesky numbors
oft he enemy."

I,

Prim Ares, Plav day doe Ti
of Sr. Iye'q Sravass oafler, haled for St.
burgh with tia.

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• EAST INDIA SHIPPING•
The four China (hips Perfeveranoc. TIOPE littb
Neptune, and Royal Charlotte, who wtillheff
with the outward bound India Beet co T 041.7
remain at Portfmooth for the nest convoy.
We have the pleafute to announce the fife arrlvia
in the Downs of the fhlp Huddart, from Bombay,
which place the left on the t nth Desember. Shia
filled from Bta Helena the 14th March, the Oat prix
riot)s to the departure of the Spandatter IhMikn'oew
The fcilowing paffengers embarked On beard
Huddot, at Bombay :
of Pony, /Sq. M Coma Lissatotat-Cokisk
erwyear Meow
Oaken Mn. Oakes, and Family ; Linesseknes Peakraillit
aid Forbes, Dunbar, and Jams Milk, eel* Sisießee 7 rcip
mess; Licit. E. Pretaoroef kis l'Askikfs Ue test I YIN.,
Jolui Stakeke ; Mr. J. Sandwich, jm P. Ha, zee. Id ma
Maar°, Ski.
The Porter arrived at the Indic Hook 7eltaiday
morning. -
His Majelly's [hips Taman+, Captain eadmisik
Tasmiimous, Captain 01110102 I ClSTlrailliie Cape
taro RAI11111; Laccasr all, Captain FOTIISSISSISS
and ALsaraoss, Captain Lord Gamma &realm
were in Bombay Harbour the 7th November /al.
Admiral Ratatsa landed at Bombay en the tab
of that month.

The Chips Prince of Wales and Ceylon Mad free
Bombay for Bengal, in Nnvankar Ista.
His Majefty's fhip Sr.' Emmaus, QOM& aim.
Has, arrived at Bombay the sstiiNOW NIL
The Foe frigate quitted !dachas m with
the Sr. Footsies* t on theirp they itehadat
the Sy Chelles, where they bend thpFroach dor-
vette la Fkche fitting out. The Frimehnews em
mediately abandoned ler on the appemone of his
Majefty's veffels, when Captain Banana■ to* psiF
felfion and burnt her. La kleehe was the fame oaf-
fel which the Vitro' floop. Captain COLLIS*. dada.
the led war, engaged of the Ide of MAE. and alber
feveral broadfides funk. The Fr4neho &striver, had
weighed her again, bat only to tapes-knee a tom
mortifying and decided fate.

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