Star.
London, England, 1802-06-28 00:00:00

MONDAY, JUNE A

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Coda ter July 75f i....
Reduced 5441-4 per Cent. M—New 5 per Cot. 10,pm
Ontolunt, i it rem.
PRIOR OF STOCDS ON SATURDAY.

Bank Stock Short Ann. 1779-$
3 per Cent. Red. joz.t Imp. Ann. is 3.,6*
4 Per Cent. Ann. pi lacing. Bill Is. to U. prem.
per C Aso. 1797, Los gp*
OftlaillM ik prem.
Long Ann. 21 z-s 6 3-16 Conf. for opg. Wl+
This day at two o'clock a Council was held at
St. James's Palace, when a Proclamation was or-
dered to be ill ued for fliffolving the prefent Par-
liament ; and at half pail two the Kato proceeded
in Date to the Houfe of Peers, and prorogued
both Houfes.

Pans Papers to the 24th inclufive arrived yell
terday, and this day thofe of the 25th. the Paris
news is given in the preceding Columns.
Five per Cents. 54 Fr. 55 c.

Dutch and Hamburgh Mails have alto arrived.
By thefe we have received feveral communications
refpeiling the movements of tome of the Conti.
nental Potentates, which will be thought not un-
interefting by many of our Readers. The Km;
ofSARDIN ta is reported tobave refigned his Crown
to his Son. By the time the indemnities are ar-
ranged, and the Monarchic peregrinations and in-
terviews terminated, we mall probably hear of
tome other refignations I
Letters from Berlin nate, that intelligence had
been received there by a courier from Konigfberg,
that the Emperor of Ruffia arrived at Memel on
the loth. His Pruffian Majefty arrived on the
evening of the gth.
Letters from the North of Germany announce
pofitively, that the Duke of CIIMBILIDG ',will be im-
mediately proclaimed Sovereign of the States of
Bruntwick-Lunenburg,. and Eleßor of Hanover.
The King of EncLaso, his father, will cede to
him all his poffeffions in Germany. The inhabi-
tants of the Elcaorate of Hanover applaud this
change in their Government, which will eftablifh
a fplendid Court in the City of Hanover. It will
not, however, be carried into execution until the
affairs of the Germanic Empire than be entirely
decided.

The German Journal, alert pofitirely, that the
Fgociatioas at Paris oa t>le fabiat of the Ariu

Ore, have infenfibly given place to a fort of Con.
grefs between the Minifter of Foreign Affairs, and
the Ambaffadors of Aullt ia, Baia, and Pruflia.
refident at Paris. The refult of the !Actin of thin
Alterably is to be fandioned by t 1:,: Diet of Rat;f-
bon.—The Minifters of Bavaria, Heffe, and Wm.
temburgh alfo attend this Congrefs. It is certait.,
that for fome time part the correpoudence betwe,
France, Pruffia, Aufiria, and Ituffia, has bun
more alive than ever.

MILAN, Jute I4.—The Com ler of Milan an.
nounces this day, that the Kim:: of SARDINIA 11%
abdicated his Crows in favour of his Son the Duke
of Aorrit. This abdication is faid to ha:•e take,:
place at Rome on the 4th, in the prefence of NI
DR Cmat.estasac, Secretary of State foi Sardini,
and the Princes Dona and COLONNA, and ctLer
Members of the Court. The Duke of AO:-.TA hai
fecured a Petition to his father, who will retain
the title of King, but retire from the tumult of
bufmelk

Nam:, MAY 29.—We are allured that our
Monarch will fet out from Palermo on the 17th
of June for this city, in cafe tranquillity fbould be
completely rettored at that period : fome ferment
Rill prevails.here. Several malcontents have been
lately arrefted. As the Italian coals are Rill in.
felled by corfairs, which have captured a great
many veffels, tome of which were bound to the
Papal States, his Holinefs has given orders for two
galleys to be fitted out at Civita Vecchia in order
to fupprefs thefe adls of piracy.
Seoexmotra, Jvms 4.—Their Majeflies arrived
here from their journey to Schonen, the day be-
fore yefterday in the evening, and immediately
went to their Palace of Pleafure at Haga. The
State Councils commence to morrow, and will be
continued both forenoon and afternoon, as their
Majefties intend, on the gth of this month, to fet
out on their journey to Finland. The French Am.
bairador Extraordinary, Citizen BOURCOING, has
publilhed an advertifement in our papers, inviting
all French fubjeas rending here, to appear at his
houfe, and infcribe their anfwer to the queftion,
66 Whether NAPOLAON BONAPARYI !hall be Confal
for life ?" in a Regifter opened for that purpofe.
ST. PITIRSBURON, MAY 28... The departure
of his Majefty the EMPEROR is fixed for the &It
of June.

Hitherto Merchants were not allowed, except
upon giving fecurny, to employ failors belonging
to the Ruffian navy on board their (hips. As this
occafioned much difficulty for (hips failing under
Ruffian colours, which were obliged to have one
half of the crew Ruffians, his Majefty, for the en.
couragement of commerce, has, in an Ukafe, ad-
dreffed to the Admiralty College,given permiffion
for Ruffian failors belonging to the navy to ferve
on board merchant fhips without this fecurity.--•
Two roubles per month, however, mutt be paid
for the ufe of the imperial uniform. The officers
and pilots of the navy are alto permitted to ferve
in the fame manner, retaining half-pay from the
Crown. But the failors and fubalterns mull be
wholly fupported and paid by the owner of the
(hip, and mutt be exchanged every three years.

Beasts', Juts s 2.—By a courier, who arrived
here yellerday, we find that his Majelly the ER.
•PIRCIL of RUSSIA was to arrive at Memel, on the
toth in the morning. His Majelly the fits° of
PRUSSIA was already arrived op the evening of
the 9th.
HAMEL/RON. JUNE ferene Highnefs
the Hereditary Princefs Dowager of BADSN, with
his Serene Highnefs the Hereditary Pews, and
the Princefs MALT of BADEN, continued their
route yellerday morning early from this place by
Limeberg, Celle, and Hanover, to Carlfruhe, ac•
companied by Prince WILLIAM of 13susswics.
In Celle they will have a meeting with his Serene
Highnefs the reigning Dusts of Baum swat.
The following is the difpofition of the troops
who are to occupy the countries defigned as an
indemnification for the King of Pruffia
Commander in Chief, his Excellency Count
SCHULENSERO, having under his immediate coin-
wand, for the occupation of the Bilhopric 01 _
Hildeiheim, one battalion of Graevniz, two of
Steinwehr, three fquadrons of PEkocq
two companies of Chaffeurs on foot, half a battery
of flying artillery, one Grenadier battalion of
Brown, too heavy Cuiratliers of Juitzow.
Under the command of Lieutenant General
Count WAP.TEN3LEBEN, for the occupation of
Eich field, Paderborn, and part of Muniler, one
battalion of Wartenfleben, one of ftenuuard, one
fufilier battalion of Bila, one Grenadier battalion of
Sobbe, two fquadrons Ellocq Huirars, half a bat-
tery, two companies of Chatreurs on font, five
fquadrons of Goecking Hufrars, which are
in Wellphalia,
Under the command of Lieutenant General
BLANKER, five fquadrons Blucher Hufrars, five
filier Battalions, viz. Counts Wedel, Carlowitz,
Erneft, Ivernois, and de Soboe ; one Grenadier
battalion of Dallier, and half a battery, to oLoPY
Erfurt, Gclolar, Nordhaufen, Muhlhatifen, fa.
The Imperial Ruffian Counfellor td State, and
I'hyOcians Von Botcual has incinlatcd

PAUL rum.tic, fon of his Serene Highnefs the
Flerecnt37 PRINCE of MIiCKI.LNEURG SCHWERIN,
with the cowpox. The refult has been favoura-
ble. The. :inprente College of PhvGc and Health
at Bcrlin have now alio el,:clared thcmfei:es in
favot,r of tar i.l,,emlation of the vaccine, and pub-
circ•tlar letter, in which they recomm:n d
in the itroni4ett manner the general introdulion
ciit, adducing th reafons and refults on which
their re,:onnnene!ation i, founded.

Three-handred 4nd linty-five days off reckon-
ings, from Dzceniticr ISoo, to December tBot,
I'm the Land Forces, are now in courfe of pay-
ment.

The a9th Regiment, under the command of
Lord F. Mos TAGUE, embarked at Plymouth on
Tfrirfd.iv 1.01.
Ai:lcefi CHARLOTTE of WALES with her
fult,, flopped on Wednetday at Saiitbury, on her
wav •0

Yeierday morning the Prin•' of !J., ac-
companied by Colonel Let, of his Highnefs's re-
gi met,t, fet off for Bi 'nay, to attend the laces there.
which commence this clar. His Highnefs drove
liir•fclf,wi:h a let of horfes in his amuck.

The Prince of WALES did not claim Sir Sidaej
for himfelf at Mem Races on Tucfday, but for the
purpn:e of returning him lo Mr.Doic•ND
Lr.rd HARDWICK' let Off on Wednefday morning
from Fornaught, the teat of Mr. NE►ILLE, where
be was Ci 9 a vile, for the Curragh Races, but,
near Jigginitown, the untinithed palace of the un•
fortuaale Lord STIAsImRD, both his carriages
broke down, though the road was u 'commonly
good ; and by the time poll-eludes arrived from
Naas, a deluge of rain occationld him to pottpone
his excurfion, and to return to Fornaught, whence
be next day returned to Dublin.
Mr. PITT came to Town yeaerday.
At the clofe of Saturday's poll for Bridgemaf-
ten the numbers were—Galabin, 2 1 90--. Mr. Mar.
1469—Mt. YenSVATtI, 1339.
On the 22d intl. at York Place, Edinburgh, the
Lady of Wittime CAItRU rHses, Elq. of Dor.
isnot, was fafely delivered of a daughter.
Yeßerday the Countefs of CHOLMONDELET gave
her last Sunday mutical treat for this feafon.

Tne Mat-cid-nets of Saeissuav had her lad
Sunday Party fur the preterit feafon, at her houfe
in Arlington dreet yelterday.
THEDUCHESS or DEVONSHIRE'S PUBLICBRFAIt•
TAIT AT CHISWICK.—On Saturday lad her Grace
gave a Public Breakfaft, which was attended by
all the Faihionable World. The finenefs of the
day rendered the fcene truly enchanting.—Various
amufements were retorted to by the company be-
fore Breakfaft. At the hanks of the ferpentine
river were ilationed a great number of boats,
which added confiderably to the fplendour of the
Fete, AS all the watermen were drelfal in the livery
of the Duchefs, and plied for the accommodation
of tile company. Whilft the young Gentlemen
thenifelves with the healthy exercife of
rowir.g, the Ladies arlicicd one another in
fivfiew afforded much diverfion. The
company, after promenading on the lawn about
an hoer, fat dowa, at four o'clock, to breakfafl.
There were no let, than twenty-five tables laid out
in a Rile of fopecior magnificence. The ratefh-
inents confided of every elegant eatable. The del:
ert el fruit was very fine, cherriei, ftrawberries,
peaches, nectarines, pine., in abundance. The
tables were fet out with bouquets of the fineft
Bowers. In the hoar covers were laid for zoo,
viz. in the two falnons, the dining and green-
rooms, and the dreffing-room. The tables in the
gardens were laid out under tents richly deco.
rated, and tailefully fitted up. The mod re-
markable tent was that in the Turkifh fafhion,
which covered a table capable of accommodating
one hundred vifitors, while a Chinefe one formed
apleafing contrail, and prototled fifty of the guefts.
A third table in the temple, fitted up for the re-
ception of Twenty-five vilitors, was peculiarly dif-
tingt:ifhed for its elegant appearance. Tables were
likewife placed under the trees at the entrance of
the lawn ; the effea was cool and rcfreffing, the
fit uation being impervious to the rays of the fun.
The PRINCE was dreffed in green, and the Gentle-
men principally in boots. The Ladies wore plain
white muflin dreffes, with head dreffes plain, or
fnnply decorated with feathers. The Duchefs of
Divowse its and Lady Mote ITH wore a new fort
of bonnet, with a large lace veil over it, fersing as
both cloak and bonnet. This was ont of the hand-
fomell promenade drcites we faw. At feven
o'clock the company began to depart, and about
eight the greater part retired, About 700 dif-
tinguithed faihionables were prefent.
The Duke of YORK'S Band attended in full uni.
form, with a groupe of performers on the Hurdy-
gurdy.
Mr. ANGERSTIIN'S PUELIC BREAKFAST.—On
Saturday hall, at his cklilitful villa, called the
Woodlands, Blackheath, a fele& party of about
200 fafhionables affembled at two o'clock, to Mr.
Amottsrate's public breakfall. Three elegant
marquees were crated on the beautiful lawn next
the Thames, and tables were placed on the lawn,
covered with the fined viands. The day being un-
commonly fine, it gave full effect to the beauties
0 f the landfcape. Numerous pleafure-boats, fail-
ing up and down the river, could be feen at fe-
t:ral miles diflance. A choice band of milk
pLiyed martial airs. There was likewife a band
for country dances. At three o'clock the com-
.pany partook of the various refrefhments, and
afterm.drdi promenaded through the lawn und
pleacore grounds. At eight the carriages were
called up, and about half an hour after the corn-
Pany feparated. Among the vititors were Lord
and Lady &towel-owl, Mr. MILFs PETER AN-
p.ll.vs, Mr. and Mrs. ADAIR, Mr. and the Milks
(AIM/F., Mr. and Mrs. HARFORD, Mr. and Mrs.
1);•I' MMOND SMITH, the Ladies FINCH, Mr. and',
Wieeiest CHUTE, SCC•
A great part of the company firft viGted Mr.
ANGERSTEIN'S breakfail, and drove from thence,
about fourteen miles, to the Duchefs of Davos-
sates's. The one commenced at two, and the

CORN mitithrs.

MARIC-LANt, pit 28.
We had a final! fupply of Wheat this morning,
which went off at the early part of the Market at
an advance of as. per quarter ; but at the dole it
WAS very dull, and as much cheaper :—Oats are
heavy at Friday's terms :-.4e.ins a little dearer :
—Peas and other Articles as before.

Englith Wheat, per quarter, 465.545. 635. to 655.
Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665.
Fine iiatazic Wheat, nominal.
Rye, 325. 3+s.
Barley, 20S. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 335.
Malt, 465. 505. s(s.
•
Oats, 16s. 19s. 2 IS.
HOnfe Beans, (New) 3os. 335.
Tick Beans, (New) 265. 295.
Hog Peale, 2.5. 325.
Boilers, 345. 3Ss. 396.
Carraway Seed, 365. to Icwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 745. to 78s. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laa.
Flow sos. 535. per lack.

/NOM TON LONDON GAZE] IE, SOTUROAT, NNE 26.
Average prise 01 Coen in England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the 19th of June, tSoa.
Wheat. Rye. B.irky. I Oass. j Beans. I Pear..
s. 6. 6. d. 6. d. 6. d s d.
67 te 41 7 31 4 19 9 14 9 36 0
The average Price .1 Surar, compute from the Returas
wade in the weak ending the 134 of June, is 375. zoid. per
hundred weight.