Star.
London, England, 1803-09-12 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER tr.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 0111 O'CLOCE
s per Came. Creels sef—Old s per Qat. 117 f
Oranion, 7/ diL
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
ptrC CoeC .131541 Eschew, BON is. dlr. par.
leas Deeds sr. Omitiudi 7/ did
lamp., per Cent. ssi !VIA Tickets ryL If s.
Ditto An. pf to-{i Conf. for Ace. 544

Yelierday a Mail was received at the Poi (Wm.'
from Gottenbargh, dated the 26th ult. By this con-1
veyanee a letter has been received from Stockholm.]
dated the s+th, which informs us that Come menaces
being lately &masa by theCt sv Canso r. to the Court
of Copenhagen. on the or-carton of its armaments in
Rollick'. the matter was referred to the Ennio' of
Roma. who has unequivocally decbted that he will
alit Denmark with his entire force.dsould the ?much
attempt to invade it. The letter farther obferms.'
that the Emperor and his Benue are each attached to
England. and feel the Biretta interelk in its caufe ;
but is prevented from taking a part in the war f 4 a
kerning want of cordiality and confidence in the
Admimitration of this country. As this. laft-men-
timed circumstance is entirely deliitute of any other
foundation than the idle affections of certain Newf.
papers, we may hope that this impretßon will loon be
removed. if it really exits, and this country receive
prompt gad vigorous aid from the Northern Powers.

Our Plymouth Correfison dent informs ns of the re-
capture of one of our Eaft-Indiamen, but without
namigg the vast. We are inclined to believe that
it will tarn out to be the Lend Nelfon, for the fafety
of which feats have been for fame time entertained,
as the failed from St. Helena with Is void that ar•
rived three weeks ago.

On Saturday. after our paper was prefs, we received
Paris jnurnals to the sill of Augult. They were
brought into the Thames early left week by a PrufGan
weft!, the arrival of which, with letters, we men-
tinned t but they were detained for fonie reaCon un-
known to us fevers! days at the Cuflom.houfe. We
swentioned fame time ago that an orderhad been Hilted
to prevent even neutral vefels that had cleared out
from or called at an Englifh port from being admit.
ted into any French harbour. This intelligence we
find confirmed by thefe journals. Even Ligs of truce,
or packets of any defcription are not to be admitted
into the ports fituated between the Scheldt and Breft.
The °Ned of this meafure is to prevent any dired
intercourfe whatever. Englifh manufadures and
produce, however. do get into France, and by a former
decree tome kinds were allowed to be exchanged by
neutral vefels for a proportionate quantity of Trench
produce. If the French either clandeftinely or openly
receive any Britills produce, this decree, requiring
them to take a circuitous route, will only have the
cad of enhancing the price, to the difadvantage of
the French themfelves.

The Paris journals, however, meditate molt ezten.
five coalitions spina our broad cloths, our muffins
end hardware. The official paper adopts from the
"oared dm Coessera a letter from Augtburg complain •
I '
ing bitterly of the Englifh agents buying wool in Bs.
earia and the Auflrian States, and again introducing
oureoemwodities.to the ruin of thenativemanufallutes
of thole countries. Hence, lays the writer, it is pro_
poled to prohibit the bitrodeeion of Ugh& gocds

throughout the whole of tbe Außrian States. Iu
Saxony the fame complaints are Paid to eai!l, and to
demand a fimilar remedy. It is pleafant to fee tl,t
French Government thus vexing itfelf about the sir•
culation of Englifh manufaEtures, and labouring to
prevent it. Indeed the FIRST CONSUL has taken tit
matter fo much to heart that it occupies him as
much as the fubjedt of invafion. Still he has made
little progrefs in his fcheme to divert the beam of
commerce. •It runs on its fpite of him. It is con.
felled that the occupation of Hanover has not had
the effea of (hutting out our trade from Germany.
Complaints are made that by the port of Trave.
monde, near Lubeck, and by other ports in the Bal-
tic, Englifh manufaaures are landed, and new chart•
nelb, it is Paid, are about to be opened. BONA PASTE,
however, has the confolation of pillaging Hanover, if
he can no other way render it availing to his plans of
hollility againft this country.
The Official Journal of the 28th has inferted, und,st
the &ape of a letter from Hamburgh, fome remark,
highly infalent and offenfire to the Court of Den•
mark. The caufe which has provoked this fplenet:c
effufion is the report of Denmark having affembled
30,000 men in Holftein, in confequence of the French
taking poffe(Gon of Hanover. This meafure of pre.
caution is allually reprefented as a fort of provoea•
lion given to the Flair Coes uc, and it is infultingly
obterved that the FIIIST CONSUL would pay jai as
much attention to the mere flag cf Denmark Is to
the 30,000 men. Then follows fome fancy reflec-
tions on the folly of petty Princes meddling in mill.
tary affairs, and by one of the near Comity Vs /miles
adife, this turn is compared to the paffion for play.
Why taking precautions of Pelf defence in a neigh-
bourhood infefled with robbers refembles the pans
for play, we are totally at a 101 l to difeover. From
the infolence and abfurdity of the article we are al-
ma tempted to believe that it is written by the Fe an.
Comic'. We are glad to find that the indignation
of the writer, be who be may, is roufed at the ne-
gligence of the Danes in not equipping a fleet to
maintain their neutrality. This affords a fatisfaitory
proof that the projea of reviving the Northern Con.
fedeney is not likely to fucceed, and tech reproaches
as thofe on which we comment are not very well cal.
culated to procure allies to France, or to excite ens*
mien to England.

The My:silos, of the a9tls Aognq is filled with the
decrees of the FIP.ST coesni during hii recent pro.
greys to the Netherlands. The fire relates to the
eonfiruftiou and repair of roads, the conerueioa
and deepening of canals between the river Aa and
the Scheldt, the raifing of embankments, finking the
beds of rivers, Ike. the ckanGng, deepening, and
otherwife improving the ports--of Gravelines, Dun-
kirk, and ORencl. The Downs, in the vicinity of
An*leisure, Wiffent, Calais, and Dunkirk, are to be
planted. Thefe improvements, and a variety of others,
appear to beratber of a doaseek nature, and to be
adopted with a view to the internal advantage of the
emery. Thole of the grange isnportanee re-
late to the mesas of preparation -fur peofeeming
the invafion of this country, to aildt opal ow
folidatx all the means which the Low Countries
afford for the furtherance of this favourite object,
teem indeed to have been the principal motives of the
Cameos!: jemmy. At every place where he Bopped,
he publiated a decree more or lets eonnefled with it.
The decrees relating to thip-timber are the molt re-
markable : the particular number of knee timbers,
and the exalt number of feet of other timber fit for
building, which the torah of every department and
plate contain, appear to have been afeertained by re-
cent and particular furveys. Tbefe timbers are or.
dersd to be forthwith marked, cut down, and con-
veyed to the neareft parts to be placed at the d:fpo.
fitionof the Minifter of Marine. The exportation of
timber is prohibited. &fides the improvement
of the inferior ports of Gravelines, Dunkirk, and
°Rend, which, from the orders for the convey-
ance of timber, muff be fuppofed to be in part
at leall defigned to facilitate the inealion, we base
alto to notice the decrees for the conarueion
of docks at' Antwerp for building men of war
to a very formidable extent.—lt is decreed that
there (hall be at that place nine docks for filiks
of the line, and three for frigates of 18 gam
Of thefe, too of the former clots are to le findised
by the sift of September, 18)4 ; the reit to be Inc-
cefGvely completed before the soth of Dee. in the
fame year. A proportionate extent of dack-yards,
magazines, ix to be annexed to there docks ; and is
order to complete the eflablithment of a military
navy on the Scheldt, a baron is to be conaroeul
forthwith at Ternettfe, on that river, capable c.
bolding twenty Eve (hip of the line, 'with a pro.
portionate number of frigates and ?Mailer Trails.
The docks are to be in readjusts by the :ft of Setitre?-
ber next ; and it is to be fuppofed that the works of
the baton will keep pace with them.
By a Ratement publithed in the Moristro of the 29th
ult. it appears that the number of confcript woanset
to be railed in the different departments of France.
and who are dellined to went in the ports, amount.
to 4i6a.
If it were as eafy to build chips, connive docks.
andbafons, and procure men, arms, ammunitionood
all the neceffary Bores, as it is to pats decrees, we
lhould have ferions reafon to be alarmed for our
fafety. But let the little man fret and Rotors real
labour takes more time than words.

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This momin`'arr}red it Moil from Liihon,hrought to &lotion
4 by the Doke of Cumberland Packet, in twenty iiys.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. to.—Came in the Thomas an,
John. privateer, of this port, from 'an ut feccerifill
iruFze. About a fortnight (ince Ore fell in with .it

Englilh Eaft Indiaman much difabled, which had
been captured, after a (mart aflioa, by a French
privateer, and was afterwards retaken by an Englifh
hoop of war—The MINOTAUR, of 76 guns, from
the Channel fleet ; the HAZARD, of s 8 guns, from a
cruise ; and the Refolutinn, Captain GEORGt MA-
SON, from Guernfey, laden with coffee, cotton, &c.
for Briflol.—Sailcd the SPERDWELL cutter, of 14
guns, with a fleet for Ireland ; the Acesre, of 44
1 guns, on a cruise; and the Box Ea and Andwael.
' gun-brigs, with a fleet for the Downs.
PORTSMOUTH, SETT. 1 I.—Arrived the Pk
i Aoop of war from a crnize.—The PYLADES fhop of
war has made fignal of convoy to the Coati of Africa
and south America.
Dr/IL. 6111. T. 11.—Arriv0 the MONARCH man of
War, Admiral KEITH. and YORK and RANGES. Hoops
'of war from a cruise, and remain.
Svc RRRRR S. &tr. t I.—Sailed the Bassitise 'and
ESCORT gun by igi, with twenty-one fail of (hips, un-
der convoy for the Baltic.
li t Rwtcu, SEPT. a I.—On Friday evening arrived
0 the AUCKLAND packet, Capt. BRIDGE, having landed
' the Gittenburgli mail at Milerterr the evening before.
1 On Saturday morning arrived the Passes of WALLS,
t. 114. DP ANS, alfh.fr.im Gottenburgh. This main-
lug faiLd the IsAaa. Capt. De 0.. for Hufum, and the
IDoesi- v. Capt. HAMILTON. for Govenhmgh.
Pt stases. SEPT. 9—Having an opportunity of
rending you the outlines of the capture of the Good
Intents of Shields, (hall relate the circumilanees as
they were (teed to me by Capt. HALL, of the Anna
Maria, of Bridgewater, nt.w from Neath, with tim-
ber for Government, and bound to London s—he in.
formed me that Wednefilay noon he received inform.
ettion, by the Telegraph, on the Lizard, that an
enemy was on the coal ; in confzepience of which he
good into this bay : about I i o'clock P. M a boat
tame alongfide, which at fird alarmed him ; but he
loon found her crew to be the Mailer and people be-
longing to the Good Intent, of Shields, IA from Bi-
diford, With timber, for Dartmouth : the Mallet of
which informed Capt. Hatt, that his veld was jull
leeptared by a French fchooner privateer; the priva.
tear kept within gun-fhot of his veffel all day, under
knglifh colours ; and having no doubt but (he was
an enemy, it induced him to prepare for the fafety of
himfelf and crew in his boat, and to wait the event:
loon after he had the mortification to fee his veffel
taken po(Ieflon of by the enemy; and, as he had no
doubt that the privateer would take all veffels he
Could board that night, he returned with his crew to
his boat, fearing the Anna Maria would (hare the
fame fate with his own veffel. Thurfday morning
Capt. Hatt plainly difcovered a fchooner and lugger,
the former pierced ibr 18 guns, and not unlike in
tirging to the Mount's Bay fifhing boats, only much
larger, cruizing in different directions, which induced
him to arail himfelf of thelreeze, and anchor Cafe in
Mount Road, about five o'clock P. M. Capt. HALL
has no doubt but they were waiting the cover of the
night, in order to take feven vefrels then within three
le igues of them, viz. a (hip !landing to the eaftward,
three brigs, and three noops, 'landing to the weft-
ward , having the wind N. N. E. which, unfortunately,
was too favourable for the enemy; and what is Rill
mme unfortunate., there *as not a cruizer of any kind
within the limits of this port, to prevent their being
taken : however, intelligence was immediately fent
to Falmouth to caufe a ctuiter to proceed to lea ;
and as the attivity and courage of our feamen are fo
well known, I have no doubt that every etertion will
be made to retake our (hips, and to take or deftroy
thole of the enemy.
I !hall not fail fending you particulars to-morrow.

Mr. 13oLootra junior's Benefit comas on to.mor-
tow evening. at Sadler's Wells. We hope he will
have a bumper. His exertions to pleafe the Public
entitle hint to it ; and if variety and good performers
tan infure a fall hook he will have one ; for Mrs.
PARKER, from the Circus, Mrs. Wvirsow and Meilir.
Jeearaor and Latrastrr. from Aftley's, join their
extrtions on that evening to thoth of the Peformers
belonging to the Wells.

The fecond day's drawing of the ritefent State Lot-
tery concluded at Coopers Hall, Itafinghall.ftreet,
on Saturday, at half pan two o'clock. Four thoufand
eight hundred Tickets are now drawn, (one fifth
of the whole), and tin Capital above toool. The
third drawing day will be on Wednefday
Tickets and Shares, (warranted undrawn), continue,
on Pale at the Officei of it:common, GOODLUCK, I
and Co. the corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill. and
facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-crofs.
The Ticket ma, drawn on Saturday a prize of
toool. was fold in one half, one quarter, one eighth,'
and two fifteenth Safes t snd the Ticket 2626, a
Prize of gool. on Monday left, were alto fold and,
regillerect at the old eftablifhcd Offices of T. Bun,'
4. Cornhill, and 9, Chaiing•Crofs, where the fortu-
nate holders may receive their money on demand..--

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s Prins of L 23.C.00 2 PrIZ, sof 4 5 cos 7
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7 Prises of i 300.
.-Wedaefday nut will be the third day of drawing.

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ivtIVATE V.ITER, SEPT. y.

In lag I imormed you, that the rebel leadir
R"tri: was fottUd guilty. During the trial his 'de-
muan "ir wa, itneitepti,mahle; and before the Judge
charged the Jury. he made A 'bort addrefs to the
Co.trt, in term• and in a manner much above his
con]; .inn in life, lint rather affeded, in fame refpeas,
like Mr. Coll.inny in the It ifhman in London. He
is a 11.1n,i1,rue man, fallow complexion, an aquiline
nofe. and, indeel, I may fay an aquiline face, having
not only a nofe but eyeb of eagle defctiption. When he
returned to Newgate after the et; tl, he was afked by
one of the prifoners, " What News ?" To which he
repied, " You fee one more viaim to perjury."—
The interrogatory was made in that levity which dif-
tinguillies profligacy of principle, and the anfwer de-
noted that hardnefs of heart, incorrigible to convic-
tion, and infcnfiblc to the graces of repentance.

As the lame line of evidence was ado Ced or, Rourke's
trial as on that of john Kil ms and Join AtCann, who
were both tried this day by one Jury, it will be only
neceltrry to detail the latter.
Yoh-r Any has been refpited in confequenee of the
recommtnuation of the Jury to mercy.
Robert Emmet was brought up to day, and Counfel
ailigned him : he is to be tried on Wednefday next.
Redmond is Got yet dead; but, for the fatisfaaion
of offended juilice, is very likely to recover. Mr.
DENNIS REDMOND, a furgeon of this city, who was
with him on the day that he attempted to kilt himfelf,
has been fince detained in Newgate, until the bufinefs
flail he judicially inveftigated.
All our Yeomanry Corps of this city and environs
are to be reviewed to-morrow, in the Park, by his
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. This circumitance
has occafioned the Commifflon Court to be adjourned
till Friday. The regulars take the guards to-night
for the Yeomanry, that they may be frefh for the
review.