Star.
London, England, 1803-08-31 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 35.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT Oklit O'CLOCK,
3 pa C 4218. Conrail 54 iiii"-1.681i An& 16i—
Onsnium, ot 4 4 4 di,E
PRICE CF sTOCKS YES YI.RDAY t
Bath Stock 143 1424 India Stuck 1644
3 per C. Red- 54 Ira 5 per Cents. gat
3 per C. ConC 544544 Eacheil. 343 s as. a 34. diL
4 per ce4•• 7011 704 Onetime 7 a 64 diL
5 per Ceet.B6l I. F.oglitb Tickets 171.55.
.5 ins C. Ann-1797,90( Conf. for Od. ace- .144f4
Lout/ Ann. z 6 7-t6
COURSE OR EXCHANGE.
Arafterdant 35 a a Uf. I Cadiz pap Naples
Do. at fight 34 8 Ditto 374 ea cam* 47
Rotterdam 3,5 3 t Uf. Madrid pap Vallee 56
Hamburgb 3a 10 at 111. D,tto 37r, Lio,.. 6,1
A.,.., 5. I. a IA Mikes 39 eiL" Oporto 63
Pari, t days date t 3 16 Leghorn 51 ' Dublin 18
Paris - a 4 411 UL Agio on the of Holland
Boardesur, ditto 24 5 34 per C 444.
Di. 111.1 N, ACGUST a 7.-5 per Cent. 89
Courfo of Exchange—Dablin oaLmedee zit a 174/

Halifax papers to the 3oth July mention, that on
the 29th of June, five fail of the line, two frigates,
two :loops, and three tranfports, with 7cloo troops,
failed from Antigua upon an expedition againfi Mar-
tinique.

Prince WILLIAM of GLoucarraa proceeded on
Monday from Lleweny Hall, the feat of Lord Vif-
count KIRKWALL, to review the Volunteers at Den-
high—this fmall but loyal town is expeEted to miller
above 600 men, including cavalry ; and in a fhort
time he will vifit Liverpool, which it is expeded he
will make his head quarters.
The Earl of ILCHYSTIR and Colonel STRAND{.
WAYS are making the tour of the Coalls of the Bri-
WI; Channel. On Saturday laft they croffed with their
Suite, from Swanfey in Wales, to Ilfracombe in De-
von.
The Earl of Wartwice, the Lord Lieutenant of
the county from which he takes his tide, has made
an offer to Government to fubfcribe the fum of ten
thoufand pounds, to be expended is the purchafe of
arms for the ufe of all the Volunteer Corps of the
County of Warwick, which may have received his
Majetly's approbation. We are likewife informed,
that his Lordlhip has declared his intention of allot-
ting the furn of toed. for the relief of the families of
fuch Volunteers of the county of Warwick, as may
fall in the honcinrable defence of their country ; or,
if not fo expended, in aid of the general fubfcription
at LLOYD'S.

One thoufand men from the three regiments of
Lancafhire Militia, and the fame number of men
from the 'Guards, encamped on Monday fe'nnight,
about five miles from Danbury camp, where they are
throwing up works, which will take them upwards
of two months to complete.
At Kilmarnock, on Tuefday fe'nnight, the Ber-
wickfisire militia, commanded by the Earl of Hoses,
received their colours, prefented by Lady SlwcLait,
with an appropriate addrefs from her Ladyfhip;
which was anfwered by a very loyal fpeech from
Lord Howe. The non-commilGoned Officers then
Waled on drawing her Ladyfhip's carriage, preceded
by the band, back to the Inn, where many loyal
emits were given, and the evening (pent with molt
of the principal inhabitants of the town, in the great-
eft fellivity and harmony.
Yellerday the remains of General BRATHWATTB
were removed from his houfe in Wel beck-flreet;down
Boad-Rreet, St. James's-Once, Pall Mall, Strand, &c.
to be interred in St. Paul's. The proceffion was eight
men on horfeback two and two, the plome,hearfe and
fix with efcutcheons, fix mourningicoaches and fix,
and gentlemen's carriages with fervent* in mourning.
According to a private letter from Paris, dated the
loth initant, a great number of Albanians, and of
Greeks, have been oblerved in that City, and are
known to be in the pay of Government. Not a day
pats but Come of them fet out on fecret deftinations.
Much is Paid refpeding a plan of difembarking troops,
which Government has decided en, and fond hopes
are entertained that as fooa as the French troops
make their appearance in Albania and the Alorea.
thole countrie► which are fuppofed to be French at
heart, will rife into rebellion. It is even pretended
that for a long time pail meafures have been taken
to organife a Greek army. But all thefe projeds are
fubordinate to that which is cherifhed in preference to
every other, to wit, the Invafion of Ireland. The
dole alliance between Spain and the French Govern-
ment compels the former country to make prepara-
tions. Spain is much exhanßed : the Cabinet of
Madrid has made reprefentations with a view to be
enabled to obferve a arid neutrality in the prefent
war ; it has been permitted not to come to aqy de-
claration until her galleons (hall have arrived. The
armaments which are made nectilary by the remon.
(trances of England, who prefres the Court of Spain
to come to an explanation, may be employed either
to tranfport troops to Ireland, (bould the diltur-
bances of that country continue to turn& a hope of
the fuccefs of their effeaing a landing, or of co.
operating in the Expedition to the Levant, if the
Expedition againft Ireland (hould not take place.
The partizans of the near Coast's affed to fay that
he is confident of the favour of the Northern Powers.
In their opinion, every courier who arrives from
Peterfburgh or Berlin, brings the molt pofitive Abr.
ance of a coalition againa England. Asa proof of
the influence of the Fits'. Cowsut over the Cabinet
of Berlin. the difgrace of. Count HAVGWITZ is ad-
duced—for that Miniller was difplaced as loon as he
difcontinued to (hew a predilection for the projeds of
France. The favour enjoyed by the Lombard Fa-
mily is alto inßanced as a proof of that influence ;
one of them was appointed to carry to the (bleep of
PrufGa the robe of lace which the Farr Con sus. Cent
as a preterit to her Maiefty. Indeed. no trick is left
untried in order to prove to the French Nation who,
though always deceived, is Rill credulous, that all
Europe is prepared to arm againft England. Yost
may fee it announced that the Grand Seignior is put-
ting Mmfelf at the head of a powerful navy in order
to prom& the liberty of the fees. They would be in-
debted for the phenomenon to the genius of the great
man, whole only Rudy it is to refcue Europe from
the tyranny which England exercifes over the leas.—
Courier a Loam.

Royal Exchange State Lottery Office, No. 88,
corner of the Royal Exchange, Cornhil), London.
NI cmot.sor and Co. refpeafuffy acquaint the Public,
that the Lottery begins thawing on Moaday nut.