Star.
London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

the famous Swediffi Armor Totmtia;re. The vi-
itors in this camp, from all parts, ire many emirs;
incite numerous than the troops. ).very day wag-
gons, loaded with arnmunition, pelt from Gatti's-
cham through this city for the camp. Today one
company of Miners, and another of Sappers, have
paired through here for Milling.
Sc m unite, Aura. 58.—The arrival of upwards of
4o American (hips in the ports of this country, has
not hitherto made the fmalleft impreffion on the prices
of colonial produets.
The object of placing fo formidage a camp at Zeiß
begins in fume meafure to develope itfelf ; for, al-
though it was lat Ply arrested, and even generally
thought, that that encampment would continue there
for Come time to come, it teems now to be probable,
that the confiderable force eolleeed in that camp will
thertly be removed nearer to our coafli. There is
even a report in circulation that new preparations are
about to be made, for our taking a further and (kill
more salve part in the war on this fide. It is, how.
ever, but mere report as yet ; though in Come fort
confirmed by probability.
On the 16th, the Legiftative Body commenced their
extraordinary fitting an the Hague • when a propo-
fition was read from the Executive Government, to
grant for four months, the weekly fom of 175 guil-
ders to the Council of the city of Enkhuifen, in con-
reguence of the decline of the Misery at that place,
which was referred to the Committee of Finance.—
After tome other domeftic affairs had been differed,
of, the Affembly continued their fitting with flint.
doors t and afterwards adjeutned to Tutfilay.
SCHISDAM, AUG. as GeneralbititlONT it re-
turned to the Camp at Zeift, after having had an in-
terview with the Demos.. His Excellency M. &-
mourns( is gone thither, to be prefent at the
manoeuvres, (ham-fights, fireworks, &c. with which
that General will celebrate the Empalme', birth-day.
Moft of the Diplomatic Corps, feveral Members of
the Government, and the Minifter of War, will alfo
be prefent on that occasion.
Vireos.. Avo. B.—lt is Rill uncertain if the Cou-
rier formerly mentioned to be difpatched for Paris, is
the bearer of the new credentials : opinions vary
greatly on this robjea.
The negotiations are nearly brought to a conchs-
fion between the Ruffian Prince Doscoavea,Capd
our Miniftry, for fettling the debts, incurred by the
maintenance of the Raffia army ufed in Italy lag
war againft France. The refult will Manly be lent
to Peterffitugh for the Emperor's ratification; after
which the Ruffian Prince will make a tour to Italy.
Our Court is purfuing meafures for refining the
city of Venice to its ancient fplendoure for which pur-
port no espences are (pared, as well as to revive us
drooping commerce. It is well known that that port
has been declared neutral. Means are tiring to open
a new Bank under the Imperial fecurity. No leis
than 130 houfes of commerce have joined to place tit
it a capital of 200 millions.

LONDON.

Another Letter heehaw received from GALOACUS, and will ap-
pear in the STAN. to-morrow or Monday, if pollible.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 3t. •
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
CoofoR: money. S7{-" ditto. account: Pt..
Reduced 311,- Oaudum 6.1. -
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERAY.
Sank Stock t6olf Stab Stock Dl76i
ed. Arm. Wiz Hoods z at. dit
3 per Cent. R
3 per Cent. Coot 36.1 37 37 kap. Aso. it-161
4 per Cent. 75 iit Fulani. Bills, par ts. alt.
3 per Cent. Navy pi Omalum OH prem.
3 per Cent. Ur 991 Engin Tick. as.
Letts Ansa 7t 546 Courola for act. 3701
From the coaß we have nothing farther of im-
portance this day. If we may credit general ru-
mour the enemy's veffels have all returned into the*
harbour of Boulogne. The enemy's flotilla at ()fiend
is silo in harbour. The crew of a fifhing boat lately
captured by our cruisers off the latter place' Rate,
that haft week the fisty tranfports, which in the be-
ginning of this month failed from Flulting, had palled
through Ghent, and joined the right wing of BONA.
PARTIOS flotilla, which is compofed of 4co (hips of
different fixes, forming two lines in the canal of Bru-
ges, behind the fluices of Slykens. They are in this
pofition out of all danger from a bombardment, and
it requires but a fhort time for them to reach the port
of O(lend. BON AAAAA has, (ince his arrival on the
coati, been twice at Mend, but only for twelve hours
each time. On his fir( journey he reviewed the
troops, Rationed four leagues round the town, and
commanded by General OVDIIIIOT and on the ad,
he infpeited the flotillas commanded by Admiral
V ea neut.,

We have this day received regular fete of the Paris
Journals to the =ill, and Dutch Papers to the 23d
inilant. • They prefent Aisne intereßing articles.
No one is ignorant that a very common method
adopted by the French Government to publifh com-
ments on the proceedings of other States, without
avowing them as its own prodalion, is by infecting
letters in the Monirevr, as if from correfpondents at a
dittance. Of this kind was the letter lately infected
in that journal, dated from Conßantinople, but evi-
dently written in one of the Ft ench burro's, of which
we laid a copy before our Readers. We now find
in the Mositeur, of the s4th, an article dated the
6th of Augult from Ratilon, bat evidently derived
from the time fource as the former, levelled againfl
the Rime of Swans's, whom it treats with the utmort
contempt and invalive. One thing is very remark
able in this predation—The fame iiifidious language
employed in the height of the woril period of the
French Revolution 1, retorted t.. The French, foe-
' Goth, have a high refpeet 1. 1 the Swedifis fmtir3s,
whom they will always treat c Ilit kindnefa, for they
. do not mean to confound, with the emolun of the
r RANG who offends them, a loyal and brAv: roplt,