Star.
London, England, 1806-06-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cool°la, for opening, 634-. Reduced 6i
Onualum, foe money, 5 I-..for payment cf.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock aosoff India Bondt, is. a is. Mt
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6411 Exchrq Bills, par Is. air.
3 per CCM. Conf. [hut • Omnlum 5f fsf
4 per Centys4 go Cot& for see. 63f 6s{ 63
5 per Cent. Navy that

We are concerned to Gate, that Mr. Fox Gill con-
tinues very much indirpofed.

• Difpatehes dill continue to be interchanged between
this country and France, but what may be their ob
jea we cannot pretend to know. Yellerday morning
another Meffenger embarked at Deal on board the
CLynit frigate, Commodore Owart, who immediately.
got under weigh, and proceeded for the French coati.

Neither of the Hamburgh Mails had arrived when
this Paper was put to prefs. Accounts received
yeflerday from Holland repeat the Ratement, that
the French have aftually taken rfrefLon of Cattaro,
and that the Ruffian Minifter d'Ounie has arrived
at Paris.

A Court of Aldermen WAS held yellerday at
Guildhail, to receive the anfwers of the Sheriff, tied,
Waco Tmostas BISH, Efq. appeared, and entered
into the ult.:l bond for the due execution of the office
for the year milting.
CiacuLAß LETTER—From the War Office to the
Comarinch.l Officers of Volunteer Corps (crying
upon the June EitablAment :

Whitt bin, Jul)! li. gC6.
H s Majeity's Government having It in contemplation to
make fo-ne aittration in the allowances which have hitherto been
granted to Volunteer Corps or Infantry and Artillery fining on
the June Eftablithment, it *Tear. to me to be ciptainsethat the
different Commandants of there Corps °mold be cirri:kid to de-
continue, after the aeth loft. mere-inn their repetitive Corps;
d alto to ponpone drawirg any bills or the General Agent, on
xarnt thereof, until the regulations now noder eoch.lecerion re.
ft caging the allowances to be granted to them in future than have
been finOly decided on and circulated; and 1 have to *luta that
you wi.l order fuch direetions to be given as you may deem ue-
calory for tarrying this nteafure into effed.

. ."I have, &c. (Staned) srawcza.
"To the Itie-t Hoo. e Secretary at War."
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We recommend Inch of our Readers at with to
obtain a complete knowledge of Lard Mat.vitcs's
Cafe, to lead the Report of the Trial published by
JAMS. A , at the Bible, Crown, and Conf
Lion, No. 32, Cornllia. The price is only 3s. §d. I
but it contains all the material parts of the evidence,
and very accurate and full natements of the fpeeches,
GRAND BAPTlSM.—Yellerday, the infant fin of the
Rev. G. H. GLASS' was hapt:zed by the Lord Billsop
of CLONFERT, at the Parini Church of Hanwell. The
fpnni.,rs were, his Royal Hightiefs the Duke of Cam-
ISKIDGI, rte Earl of Moms, and Mrs. Mifslaunv,
Lady of Colonel NI'MAHON. The company returned
through the garden, to the Reftory Houle of Han-
well, the refidence of Mr. Chasse, where an elegant'.
dinner was prepared, confining of every delicacy of
the feafm, the finell fruits, and choicer! wines. At
fix, dinner was fer ved. The company confined nf,
Their Royal Hishm.ffes tire Dukes of Cambridge, SulTex, and
Gloueefter ; the Earl of 'Moira anaTennoters of Moira and I.ou•
don, Lord M•Donald, Raton Dram the Ethhope of St. Afaph,
Brillul, and Chntert. Sirs John Doyle, John Douglas, and John
Hayes, General 1 umer, Colonel Comcron, Captains Difncy and
Corry, DoEtor and Mrs. Hume, and Mrs. M'Mahon•
h.r. and Mrs. GLassl were unremitting in their
attentions to their Noble Guens, who exprelfed much
pleafure at their elegant hofpitality, and the beauty
of the Parfonage. The Royal Dukes departed at
half pall ten.

Farm. Dime l—A letter from Drogheda, dated
June a., lays, the following lamentable affair took
place this week, near Kells:.—Mr. WILLIAM DY•S,
and Mr. BRUNTS.I4 TANDY, ad fun of Jou w Tamov,
of k.i:dbro,6lc, EN. having had an altercation upon
a tritl;ir,,, fubjeft, words role hih, and Mr. D. gave
Mr. T. the lie. The parties agreed to meet nn Wed-
nefday morning lan, in Beeive Dernefne. l'he ball
from Mr. D.'s 01101, entered over Mr. T.'s left eye,
an.] killed him upon the (pot. The parties in "this
unfortunate affair were intimate friends. It is laid,
that they were put under arrell the preceding even-
ing. and afterwards fought without feconds. Mr. D.
is fled, and a Itriet fearch is making to apprehend him.
M. DANDY if very much regretted.

SUOCICING MURDER !—On T.iefday evening !aft, about Ave
o'clock, as two perfons of the city of Worceller were warring near
Oddingley, they heard the report ors gun at a (mall 41ft:ince; hut
fuppofing that tome palm& was (hooting at a hare Or Alma other
game, they took no notice of it, untd a few minutes after, they
heard a cry of Murder!" Alarmed at this, they proceeded
towards the (pot, and one of them, who outran the other, taw a
man near a hedge, with a bag In bin hand: on coming up to him,
he anted him what he had been about ? At this queilion, the man
turned pale, dropped the bag, in which was a broken cc of
a gun, and ran 411. At this moment, the perfon few lane-
thing on fire on the ground. and going to the rpm, difeove red
that it was fume perfon who bad been Mot, and the clothes
fet on fire, as he fuppofcd, by the scudding of tie gun. By
this rinse, hit companion who was behind euve n•hi, en
hearing what had paired, ran to the neareft hook for agillsnce,
while the other purfued the furpedied murderer, and corning very
clofe to Lim, the man turned round with his Ma to a hedge, and
putting his hand loci his pocket, as if feeling fora piftol, threatened
to Moot the poi fuer if be came nor him a intimidated by Me threats,
the perfon pet, ceded no farUit r. and in the mean time the neartkrer
piked Matfett through the hedge, ran oft, and efeaped immediate
pu.fasit. Tim in fortunate perfon who was m urdertd. prove* t o the
Rey. Mr. Parl.er,of Oddinglcy,in Woreelteribite. It appeorsthet
when the man Mot him, be did not quite effed his murder, and In
order to tomtlete his horrid purpofe, he heat him shout the head
with the hot end of the gun. h, fo violent a manner, *at he broke
It, and In Wm tenet put only one of the pleeee hs Ws bag. lie Is
dcfcribed at wearing a blue may and the fore phet of Ms Mad,
rather bald.

•
rbe man fuppoled to have committed the above horrid deed
for w!iich en motive eau be Aired, at It does not appear that
any attempt N. 7.11 made to ►ob the un►ortunate ger.tiernan, was fern
about eight o'zloek the following evening, nearPeolhotk And had
chant d his biw• coat for a brown one ; as a fishit mid vigilant
(Catch la mahlog after him, we hope he will not low 'lade that
posUbinest his eat= fo richly malts.