Star.
London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY. MARCH it.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLACKr
Cont for money Slif4et Off 3“.
PRICE OF STOC.F4IFESTRILDAY. •

Bank Stock Cant - India Bonds is. as dlr.
3pa C. Red. Amt. Ant imp. 3 per Cedt. 571
3 per Cam ki
ConE $2l 58f th y per Cent. Ls et. dlr. 4 per Cent. mat Embeq. BM par is. pr. U. Pr..
S per Cent. Navy 15911i4 Omni= 3i 4 mem
s per Cent. t 797, attlt Englitii Tickets ill. t6a.
Bank L. Ann. ibut Cosa tor ace. stlift

We laye,o4elpleafuti to announce that the Vedas,
Captain Atiswdartt ; Pants; Mars, WHITe;
and .Expetlition, Rosser., are arrived at Liverpool,
frets Saribisib. They were part of t hornewatd-
bouid Reit from the Weft Indies, confining of aboitt
ihirty-five fail, now daily expedted, under convoy
the. ;nee as a flooP or war. •

It is faid that Government ip in poffeffion of iota;
ligence which affords every reafen to believe that the
Toulon Beet is at lea; the daniages which it &Rained
in the dale of wind by which it was compelled to re-
tch' to pod, having been completely repaired.

There is Ibme talk of an expedition to Egypt.—
Indeed tre-ought long ago to have occupied Aki-
andtia: Now it becomes more necetlary than ever
as balance to the manoeuvres of Boa•fltTs. The
French would give much at any time to induce us
to abandon it.

Opinions are Rill divided as to the deßinstion of the
Rochefort fqoadron. The following objeßs have
been mentioned -as reafons why it is more probable
they have gone to the Eaft than to the Weft Indies :
t. To fecure the Cape of Mood Hope.
a. To fujiertede Linois, *Fiat whom the French
Ooternment is juftly difpleafed. •

3. TO Obtain a decided fuperiorier over•our fqna-
drons in that quarter.

4. TO take Trincomalee, no* badly garifoned.
S. To give fuccour, if it fie not too. late. 'to the
Country POlieff oppofed to us.---liotaaa would
fcaecelY bile been fo bold had he dot been allured of
powerful aftftauce.
6. To attack Bombay.
, •
('o dilltefs our trade.
l'hefenTe different objects to iodate tie Frail to"
fend a fork to the EaR

I; is emifidendy romodred that Reenacts have been
received offrent ditallers in India. The detachment
Hundsr:COicitiel &est's ala is taid to have tittered; but
if tugs intelligence has been received, it is carefully
' concealed at the indil Monte. Indeed, from the po.
fition of the relpeilive forces., acourding to the hitell
aceointi, it appeared that things were not only in a
ditagreeable fituatian, but coaduißecf4n a wrong fyt-
tem. If HoLuxe parties the plan heliis begun; he
will cut Up our teparate diiigrops; and by avoiding a
general engagement prolongi the war, apd peihaps
excite I general revolt of the !tiahrattas againft us:
We infert two letters from an (Aces; of rank, which,
though not of a late date/ hrow much lights on the
war with.tloweic It wiltbe happy for 6, if Hoc_
KAU gain no confiderable adeantoge; inch as would
give a check to oar power, litreviving the courage
of the natives, before the reitiforcenients now going
out arrive: It is perfectly obvious that if the French
had any footing in India, and had any means of foe-
touring and of exciting the native Princes, our fitu-
eau would be very dangertsus. If the French Koche.
fort fquadron is gone to the Eat Indies, as (oak
conjelturn, it .might. in the pi-dent circvmaanCes,
.crcata..x ditorfton &gala us of the moft fcrious Ea-
, tuf..! ~.!..10). •

DOTLIN, :3.

A new arrangement has been made for-placing the
Yeomanry in Ireland un ciercife duty foi two days
in each week. They have been for time pall on per-
manent cit, for four fucceffive days ia each month ;
but the fealbn of the year, on account of agricultural
occupations, rendering this plan extremely inconve-
nient to individuals (the days for duty being fixed
from Monday to Thurfday inclufive), his Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant, with his acculionied.with to ac.
commodate the Yeornauryof thi, kingdom, as far as
is, confillent with the pubSc fervice, took thefe eir-
cumflances into confid&ation, and altered the plan
accordingly.
Monday.night a riot took place in Moines-heel,
between fume perfons and a recruiting party of the,
military, in which fume of the met utts were much
abnfed, and their enfitn flag taken from them ; three
of the ringleaders wcfe taken into cultody by the mi•
litary. in that neighbourhood, and lodged in the
Guard-houfe, in Dublin Celtic; thole pertons (two
of whom were in genteel apparel) were the next day
marched, under * military elcort, to St. Andrew's
watch houfe, and afterwards to Alderman It osa's of.
fice 'when one atheist was admitted to bail, and the
others detained.

On Thurfday night, at a late hour, a fire broke
out in that part of the Caßle where the Reglacy and
Yeotisanry Offices are kept. The flames gave con-
fiderable alarm ; but the immediate attendance of the
cadle•guard and of the perfons with the fire-engine;
prevented further mil-chief than the deffruition of part
of a flight of ftairs.—The fire was &covered jail at
the time the numerous company were feParating from
the ball and fupper given at the Callle.

tefierday his Idajitsiv dined with the Princefs of
Was's, at her hook on Blackheath. In the evening
the Rota'. FAMILY, honoured the Concert for the'
benefit of the Royal Society of Mulicians with their
pretence.
Yelierday, about two o'clock, a Privy &until was
held at Lord My solitaires Office, at which Sir Jesus
Camp and the Ruffian Ambalfador attended. The
Cottneil d pot break up till pall four.
Yefierday morning• Lord GARDNER left town for
Plymouth, for the purpofe of taking the command of
the Channel Fleet.

Lord Kamm bad yellirday a long interview with
Vifcount MILVILLI, at the Admiralty.
THOMAS PLostaa, Efq. Barritter at Law, on Tuef-
day took the oath of qualification before 'the Lord
Chancellor in Lincoln's Inn Hall, upon his being
'created a Welfh Judge.
Yefierday afternoon died, in the 62d year of his
age, the Right Hon. Lord HAWill.
The eleCtion for a Member for Knarefborough elbfed
an Monday. Mr. Br scat vs a Polled the greaten num
bet of votes, but thofe votes being deemed illegal by
the Returning Officers, Lord Dvacausott Is, (pro
tot:pore) to be fitting member, but the inhallitatuf tit
Rnaretborough intend to petition Parliament agiina
the return. The greateit regularity prevailed Awing
the eleftion.

A printed paper, laid on Toefday before the Houle
of Commons, contains a copy of the King's Warrant.
dated 3ia July; I $94, granting an additional Glary
of 13001. a year, over and above the yearly Glary
Of 30001. to Vifcount Mt LviLLE, as Lord Privy Seal,
of Scotland ; alfo a copy of the King's Warrant,
granting a leafe to the Hon. joux Hors and others,.
if the Fee Duties, and other mils, and arrears
rent, in the Lordthips of Fire and Strathern, iii truß
for Vircountefs MaLviLLs, for life, at the yearly Turn
of 51. 13s. 4.d. dated 3oth July, 1803. A.n account
of the rents is annexed, from which it apptais, that
they average afloat 9001. a-year. rifcauntefs MIL-
viLLa alfo received a balance of arrear to the amount
of 3831. due prior to the date of Paid leafe.
otters have been received from Lord VALsiris.
IHe has had a fix weeks cruize In the Red Sea. He
expeaed to land at Suez, but hi. plan was frullrated,
and he landed' at Mocha, where he was to remain till
Angnßf and then return to Bombay. He is able,
from the fpitit of obferratioii which diflinguitherhini,
to contradia Ba lite in many pattitulars. It feems
that the Wahabees have conquered all Arabia, and
completely overthrown the Mahometan Religion in
that country.
Yellerday, a Quarterly General Court was held at
the Eafk India Houle, whoa the ufual accounts were
laid before the Woprietors, in conformity in the bye.
kilos. Aker Which, Mr. 10111111 ADAIR (poke on the
tilbJea of the fetninary about to be ellablithed for writ-
ers, at Hertford-Caftle. The Court, which was but
thinly attended, edjentrnedfine erie4
Yeßerday a Court of Diredors wus held at the Eaft
rldia Houfe, when'tbe following Commanders took
Thaw of the Court, 'previous to departing for their
retire &Ablations, 'Vit. Captain WILLIAM Kay,
teat, Madeira and Bombay ; Captaio CHARLiII
'OI4KAM, Tigrii, Madras and Bengal.—The Conn
lieStirned at fix o'clock till this day.
• ' titian LOA will be reeollefted, fhit whCn Mr.
Tre+ coneluded the bargain for the late Loap of
wenty-two Millions and a Hill; for England and
'lreland, hetiade a referee of One Million more, to be
ratitbd iii Ireland.

Yelierday Mr. Blialtobbits, and tome other Gen-
diem, at the held of refpeeltable Irith houfes in. the
City, had a conference. nth Mr. Posrsi, the Irifh
Chancellor of the Erchequer, prior to the bidding
*taking place at Dublin Cattle, on the Sth of A,pril.
Mr. Fossil acgraiitted the Gentlemen. that in-
field of One Mitfion, die foni originally intended to
be ?aired iQ Ibeland, it was now found necefrary to
make it t.floo.obol. It was then agreed, that the
Contraeors were to receive fin every icol. advanced
in calk, tool. In the Irifh 34 per Cents. and the bid.
ding to take place in the 5 per Cents.: thole props.
hug to take the leaft bf the latter Rock, to be enti
tied to the Loan:
The ftitemeit gien a fesi daYsigo in this Paper;
of the refult of Captain Liu Court Martial. which
we copied from a morning paper. was incorrea. The
!Fri and laft cbatges were not proved, che fecoad and
third were folind frivolous and malicious.

The report refpeding the mutiny of the trew.of
the EariTtsa m a frigate, and shaii..having taken the
vefrei into a French port., we have the pleafure to
learn, has no foundation Whatever. That vefrel has,
we underhand, been cruifing off the Wedern Manch
for flame time, and has not paired the Straits of• Gib•
raitar fence the ccmritencement of the w 4

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