Star.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

FINANCE.

Mr. Vsystrvaar prefentedfeveral accounts re.
(peeing Finance. On thi motion that they fhould
lie on the table,
_ _ _ _ _ ._. • . .

Mr. Rossom rote and ftated that Wit was intend-
ed to move upon thefe Accounts after fuch fhort
notice in the Committee of Ways and Means to-
morrow, he fhonld have the Houfe counted.
Mr. JoNas declared his intention to fupport the
objea of his Hon. Friend, from the fame confe-
derations.

The SUMP. flating that it was competent to
any Member to make the motion alluded to by
the two la& fpeakers, the motion was made, and
there being lefs than forty Members prefent, the
Houfe at half after eleven o'clock adjourncd till
tomorrow.

LONDON., •

FRIDAY, JUNE tt. •
ST. BAILNASASHOIiday at the Bank.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOC.Ks

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Confide, for opg. 741—Reduced, 784.
Otanbun I dit
PRICE OF STOCKS YKSTSIDAT.
Beak Stock tBo iSt Imp. 3 per Cent. 7o}
3 per Cent. Red. 71472411 Imp. Ama ti z5-i6 is
4 per Cent. 861 87 Exeheq. Bllls is. diL par
5 per Cent. cos} :oil cos{ Omni= if of t diL
Long Ana so p-z 64 Englith Tickets z7L
Short Ann. s 4 15.46 CoaL for op. 74i f

This day we received the Paris journals of the
7th infiant.
The KING of Pavane has fet out for Memel
for the projeaed interview with the Estrum of ,
Russia. Is any new partition Scheme in contem-
plation ? Turkey Teems for tome time to have been
in fuch a condition as to require the interference of
neighbouring States for the, losahitegance of religion,
order, and good government ! !
A veffel has arrived at Bourdeaux from Cape
Francois. It is dated that the ncws flue brings is
no way different from that received by the official
difpatches. In other words, the appearance of
affairs at St. Domingo has not mended.
Orders have been Hilted to the Ships that may fail
from Toulon to chace the piratical velfels which in-
felt the Mediterranean, wherever they fall in with
them. Every State in Europe Should adopt a
Similar conduit.

The appearances of fcarcity in France teem to
increafe.

Pasts, Jona 7.—The Minifter of the Marine
has written to Citizen Boy elms, Maritime Prefect
of Havre, the following letter :

Paris, June I.

I was informed, Citizen Prefea, of the account
you give me in regard to the pirates who are
cruifing in the Mediterranean, and I took the ear-
Heft opportunity of requefting the Maritime Pre.
fed of Toulon. to give orders that the (hips of the
Republic which fail from that port (hall attack
there plunderers, wherever they fall in with them;
and I know that the Spann Government on its
part has difpatched two (hips of war in purfuit of
them. I mull beg, Citizen PrefeB, that you will
communicate this intelligence to the Merchants in
your diftrid, in order that veffels which fail for the
Mediterranean may be on their guard.
(Signed) DICRIS.

Letters from Bourdeau: Rate, that the com-
inercial fpeculations undertaken to Guadaloupe
will not anfwer the expedationof thofe who have
embarked in them. The competition occafioned
by the peat number of vellils which have gone to

that colony have conf,derably lefrened the colonia:
produQions, and have exported thither large quan-
tities of wine. According to the report of three
velfels, which have jolt arrived at Bourilean-,
Guadaloupe was fo well fupplied with European
provifions, and particularly wine, that it was
worth no more than ts fous per bottle : coffee
was fold there for 3o or 32 Coos.
At the Grand Pantie, on the gth, the 1711 ST
Cousuz having obferved the Surgeon Major of
the firft regiment of Artillery, whom he had net
feen.for a long time, addrefed him in a very al
fable manner, andamong other things raid, dsif Ire-
" Citizen BiartLor, are you Rill fornewhat origi.
nal !"—" General," replied the latter, " not fa
much as you, who do nothing like other people,
and whom no one can imitate."

BOURDEAUX, JUNE 2.-Ycflerday morning the
Marengo merchant vefrel arrived in the river front
Cape Francois, after a paffage of about 4o days.
This vefiel has brought eleven or twelve hundred
weight of coffee. The letters received by this con-
veyance contain no other details than thofe con-
tained in the difpatches brought home by thefleet.
Touts, Juss 5.—On the 3oth ult. feveral Corn-
munes in the North and North-Weft of this
partment were laid wafle, by an extraordinary hail
which has deftroyed all hopes of a crop. This
terrible fcourge began its. ravages in the Commune
of Dolts, proceeding to the South-Weft, and
palling over the Communes of Chambourg, Che-
digni, St. Q2entin, Epeigne, Luzille, Cere, &c.
as far as the territory of the department of Loir;
but we do not know where it crafed. The hail
was of a remarkable fize, and fuch as was never
feen in this or the neighouring countries. The
crop of grain is entirely fpoilt, the vines arc de-
ftroyed to the very roots, and the trees are broken
it is even laid that a woman keeping fheep perifhed
as well as the whole flock : but this fset requires
confirmation.

BERLIN, MAY 25.—The Kiwo and gym., ac-
companied•by the Princes HENRY and WILLIAM,
fet out this morning for Pomerania. The States
of that Province, who have ordered the greateit
preparations to receive their Knurl ss, have al•
ready ilTued for the expellee the fum of to,ooo
rix dollars.

It is now known that her Majefty the Em P
of Russt at will not accompany her Auguft Spoufe
to Memel : the EMI. EROP. will be accompanied by
only two Aides-de-Camp.

His Royal Highnefs the Panics of WALLS Was
yefterday in the Houfe of Lords dui ing the whole'
of its fitting. While the proceedings on the Di
vorce Bill were going foi ward, he fat near the bar,
next to his brother the Duke of CLARENCh. He
afterwards had fome converfation with Lords Ross.
LYN and Mona, and on leaving the Bar, walked
up through the Houfe, having his arm round the
latter in the mofi friendly and familiar manner.

The Duke of YORK is 'to continue Commander
in Chief, with three Lieutenant and four Major-
Generals under him; betides one Lieutenant-Ge-
neral for Scotland; and one for Ireland.
Lord WHITWORTH, it iS Paid, departs for Par:;
on the 18th init. General ANDREOSSI nay be ex-
peeed over about that time.
Mr. PITT has taken a (mall ready-furniffied
houfe at the upper end of Upper Baker-ftreet,
Portman-fquare.
Lord GARDN at arrived on Wednefday at Portf-
mouth in the Dryad frigate, from Cork.
By a letter from Fort George, dated June 2, we
underhand that the Rate prifoners are immediately
to be fent to Hamburgh in a fhip of war.
' Yefterday morning a duel was fought in Hyde
Park between Lieutenant J—, of a militia re.
giment, and Mr. of the City. After ex-
changing one lhot each, the feconds interpofed, and
effeifted an amicable adjuftment : it is Paid a lady
was the occafion of the meeting.
Difpatches were yellerday received from Sierra
Leone, which Rate that the Timmanys had, on the
morning of the t ith of April, made a fecond, and.
wholly unexpected, attack on the town and fort.
They were repulfed after a very fhort conflict, and
clofely purfued to a conliderable dillance. On the
part of the Colony only three men were killed, and
a few nightly wounded. The Timmanys being
in the habit of carrying their dead and wounded
off the field, even during the heat of action, it is
not eafy to afcertain their lots. Thirty-one duct
bodies were left behind them in their flight.
We are lorry to learn, that a very fesious riot
took place at Aberdeen, on the evening of his Ma-
-1 [STY s birth day. Various reports are in circula-
tion, fome of them, no doubt, much exaggerated.
The following, however, is, we believe, pretty
near the trpth :
44 A number of the lower ranks of the people
bad affembled in the ftreet, near the guard houfe,
and were amtifing themfelves by throwing fquibs,
dead eats, Ste. One of the Officers of the regi-
ment on duty having got fome of tilde thrown at
him, called out the guard, who were ordered to
fire. which they did, when four perfons, it is laid,
were killed and feveral others wounded, but we
cannot take upon us to (late the number for cer-
tain. The &idlers wbo were in the barracks, when
theyleard the firing, immediately came and joined
their companions, which created very great alarm,
but happily no further mifchief enfued.
~The nig:hates :teed with fpirit and propriety.
they ordered the whole regiment to the barracks,
and the burgelles took the duty of the guard, where
they remained all night.
The Officer who was on guard has been ap-
prehended, and the LieutenantColoncl is laid under
arreft. When our account left Aberdeen a pre.
cognition was going on."—(Caledonian llfercur7.,/