Star.
London, England, 1804-04-11 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL te.
PRICE F STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
CoceL for asoses,s—Ditto for May art. 6*
Old 5 per Cent. poiNcir 5 per Cog. 94
Reduced 54..1am Asmouitke 3 toy 1-1
Short Mourne* IS to 41.4 per Cent. 54.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Haut Stock i per Coot. 1'197 93} 941 94
3Pm Cast: Id ol Am. SS}{ I Loos Ann. is Is-a 6 a 6
3 pert. Cad. As. nioi 551 I Ezebeg Ella, IL dlt. Imm&
4 Per COIL fe Eaglias lattery Tick. 1?I. lea
3 Per QM. Neel 99 Coot. for ace .69 Sbf 151
Domes, Arum 6—' 3,1 pee Co. 65-5 pat C. 90.
Ezdedagc, Dahlia oa Landoll 16i

The murder of the Duke d'Enonter by the
French tyrant mull excite the general indignation pf
Europe. A private letter received by the mail of
yefterday from Hambargh lays, the news of this atro
cious deed excited there, among people of every
opinion in politics, a halation of indignation and
horror which no language can defcribe.—" The in-
decent bat (far the writer) with which the fentence
was executed, is offtfelf, in the minds of all reafonable
people, a fufficient proof that it was tank& Not to
mention the violation of the rights of a neutral territo-
ry, it is fufficiently clear, that the French Government
having long ago deprived the whole family of their So.
vertigo of the rights of Citizens, no individual of that
family can be condemned by a law, which is pole-
rior to this deprivation, and made ;gain( French ci-
tizens alone. By the fame rule they could and ought
to (hoot every Englilhman or perfon of any other na,
tion whatever, whom they took in arms againft France,
or who even, at any time in his life, had eier been
concerned in the formation or execution of any plan
whatever, of the paint e of thofe mentioned in the aa
of accufation againft the Duke; they might 'pally re-
quire all foreign Powers to deliver up to them
all Englifltmen, now refiding in their territory,
who are or ever have been agents of the Eoglih
Government, or hive borne arms againft France;
or might even fend troops, as many as they fhould
' think neceffary, to arrea all fuch perfons, and
condua them to Paris to be murdered, after a
mock trial of a few hours. The whole pro-
ceeding, with regard to the Prince, as impolitic as
It is unjuft, isle be regarded as an ebullition of the
favage rage of naves, who have taken the places
of their Mailers ; of men, difappointed in the ate
of their garconading threats, and kiting the irlf
opportunity of fatiating with fecurity the tranfports
of their impotent fury. Not any part the Prince
may or may not have had in the confpiracy (if
ever it exiled). but the rage of Bo
feting all his threats spina England defpifed, his
vaunted preparations Welch, and himfclf in the dif-
agreeable alternative of fuEering the contempt of
Europe, cr tendertaking an expedition which he now
fees mull fail, has brought the Prince to this untimely
death." _ _ _

Another letter, received by a Commercial boat in
the city, defires them not to Chip tome coffee that
had been ordered for a Danifh tort, as it was very
generally believed, that in a few days a French force
would occupy Tonningen, and all the other Dazifh
ports in that acizilbourboud !

A letter from ifitolkdraktafgthilliMildlollS
4.1 In the night of the rthbllE"*ho lt 'ter ifdoliss
corro.kidt. was .sateatly4 Piers, the Freitch i.
nine, Minims), rent a Peremptory rneffsge to tho
Editor of that Journal. demanding the iafertios of
a Correfpondence carried on by Mr. Dates,Zot
tint Minifier at Munich, with an agent at
The Miniver for Foreign Affairs had alto fent a tit.
cular letter on this fubjed to all the Mahe/radars of
Foreign Courts in the French capital. Owing to
the latenefs pf the hour, the Editor of the Carsgj o*.
claim was unable to comply with Relllllll4lLell rectueß;
and it was promifed to be infected in this day's paper;
but, for certain ferret reafbnsi the infertion hasbeen
poll paned."

Yellerday his Moir:in, rode in the Qteen's Riding
Houk. About one o'clock the Loao—Crancapiott
had an audience of the Kmo. In the courfe of the
day his May's-Fr figned feveral official papers.
Lord Sr. Vincenv has conferred the rank of Poi
Captain on Captains }Limnos and PILLI Com-
manders of the SCORPION and Smut. for their gal-
lant conduet in boarding the Atalante ; and Lieut.
Bt.urr, of thp Scoartow, who was wounded in the
stetion, is promoted to the rank of Commander :
Captain C RRRRR FT is appointed to the Sicoamott;—
Captain Gascony, to the plums.; sad Clipt. Al4l.
HAIN. to tilt NAUTILI/i.

•
Law Altall4lot la ISTS. COI*.
quence of the refignatinn of Sir Mtoitost. Sows,
the Matter of the Rolls— .
Baron George, to be Matter of the Roth, via Sir M. fircada
*wart king, Ffq. one of the Mater' is Cluweery, to be a
Boron of the Exchequer, vice Baron George.
Mr. MittoM, a nephew of Lord ataktfdde, mbe a Malta
Chancery, vice Stewart King. Efq. .

Lord Ammansr bas fent circular letters m the
Members of the St. James's Volunteers, regotaing
to know their opinion refpe&ing permanent pay anal
duty. The Members are to return anfwers to his
Lordfhip nn Friday next.
Major-General BAIRD of the 54th regiment of in-
fantry, who commanded the Rorming party at Serino-
apatam, has kilt been appointed to the Staff by his
Malay, and dire6ed to ferve in the Lidera Diftria
by his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief,
vier CN•lllraosia : Friday morning he infpeßed the
Sottth Lincoln and Middlefex Royal Weftminfter
regiments of Militia, compofing his. Brigade, in Rot
ton• Field, near Ipfwich. •
Lady HAWK issußT prefented the Weft India Dock
Volunteers with an elegant pair of colours on Satin.
day lad, embroidered with her own hands. Her
Ladyihip made an appropriate fpeech to Colonel
Hisaesr on the median. .

Yeltertlay at three o'clock the 3d battalion pf
Royal &oft India Volunteers was afrembled under
arms in the Company's Warehonfe Yard, in New.
fired is hen the Adjutant, Captain B read
the Earl of Hataiwoirom's letter addreffed to the
cIIAIRIIIAN and Drewry Caatemaa, after which,
in a molt eloquent and animated fpeech be cepa.
tiated on the general conduit of BortAPAINI, and
drew an appropriate and forcible conflate between
the enforced Confcripts of France and the Volun-
leers of this country; he painted in glowing colours
the mildnefs of oil! Laws, and the .eicellend of our
Conftitution ; and concluded with reminding the
men, that in refilling the common foe, they fought
for their King. Religion, their parentst wives, and
children. This well timed adorers was retailed with
repeated acclamations.
The Middlefes Committee met on Monday to
decide upon Mr. MAINWARING'S v iees, pennant to•
adjournment : they only decided on ftx. But vet:
terday a vote Came under confideration. the decifion
upon which will affeft tome hundreds of votes. The
oblation to it was a too general defcription of the
pia .e of refidence : the voter had delcribed himfelf
of Whitecharel ; but his vote was efiablifhed on the
ground that it was the neglat of the Poll Clerk intuit
atkmg f'r a more particular defcription.
WHIO CLUll.—Yellerday his Grace the Duke of
Br neon° wit, in the Chair of the Society at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, and *as fupported by the Duke
of NORFOLK, Mr. Fox. and a number of other diftin•
guilhed perfons. Mr. Fox was obliged to retire at
an early hour to attend his duty in the Moore of Com-
mons; his health was given by the Noble Chairman,
as the Pillar of the prineiples of the Whigs of Eng-
land. and drank with the affellinn which is always
mends:lied towards him by the Club. The Dube of
Bs DIORD made a neat and elegant addrefs of thanks
to the Club; and the Duke of Noaroi.o Alfred the
Club, that the dirtiation which his rank gave him in
the count; y, was chiefly dear to him, as it gave him
the means of being among the foremoft on all °Cal-
f/OM chick concerned the liberties of the people.
Yellerday morning the body of a man was teen
floating in the Thames, off Irongate &airs, near the
Tower, which was immediately picked up and con-
veyed on Ihore. He had on a large FloAlog coat,
undeeneath a Lieutenant's uniform ; and, on further
examination, in his pocket was found his comrnitfions
Ind an imprers warrant, by which it appears his name
is Deeds, and that he was Lieutenant of the Ama-
ss frigate, commanded by Lord Pamir, lying at
Woolwich: How the accident happened is not
known ; but yetterclay Lord Panay had a long con
ference with the Admiralty Board, fuppored to be
on the fubjeci ; as it is laid that Lieutenant Donde
was thrown overboard by time imprakd men from
• boat in the River. Two feamen in company with
the Lieutenant would. it is Paid, have thared the fame
fate, but by timely affiilance they were Caved.
' His Royal Highnefs tlic Dud of Void has been
pleated to appoint Mr. %Vida** Waits, of South.
between Row, Paddington, to be his Engraver in
Measotinto,

A Duel was lately fought in South Corolista be-
tween the Hon.
diollll RUTLIDON and Dakar Con-
vex, of Rhode-I and. The Dpeor was fo feverely
wnanded in the kg, that immediate amputation was
rendered necetfary. A turtiier account dates that he
furvived the operation but two days. Mr. Itur-
Luso& received a Hells-wound in the fide.

A letter from Capc Francois lays. that on the
night of the t 6th of December lati, the hook of Mr.
late of Bolton, in America, was entered by

a party of Negroes, who firfl murdered him, his wife,
and their child, about ante years old, and then plan.
turd the !mule.