Star.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 4.

11Is MhJESTIr'II BIRTIIMA T.—Holiday at aU the PtikB4.o6oll.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock 262 Ontnkm If
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 01911 Ind% 4:ock 14111
s per Cent. Coos. 704+1 India Bonds les.llla. pew
4 per Cents. 8531 Exc. Bills, Is. dia. 3s. pr.
5 per C. Navy mit Lottery Tidies IS4.
Long An. 18& 7-16ths Cons. for am 71j

Yesterday several passengers were brought on shore
to Hastings, from a vessel in distress in. the offing.
The vessel proves to be one from Dieppe. These
passengers state as the latest rumours when they
sailed, that the new bride proposed for FIROMANO
VII. is a daughter of LUCIEN BONAPARTE ; that ac-
counts had been received of a serious insurrection !riv-
ing lately taken place at Naples ; and that Gmteral
StuasTram, apprehensive of some summary investi-
gation of transactions in Spain, eras reported to have
dtstroyed himself.

Since our last we have received Paris Papers to the
30tk ult. and Dutch to the 2d instant. The firmer
contain some details respecting Spain, which serve to
sh2w with what caution their acccunts should be re-
vived. The Miniteur informed us some time ago,
that the French had taken Hostalrich, in Catalonia,
in January last. We are now informed that it was
only Me town that surrendered—t/..: castle having held
out to the 12th cf May.

The rumour that prevAed some days ago, of the
French having entered Carthagena, is contradicted
by an official document. The city of Murcia and
the town of Lorca, appear to have been the utmost
extent of their progress in that dirr.ction.
By accounts from Seville anti Cadiz. to the dat.l of
the 12th ult. it appears that King .1 (+cu.
fated a public notice, offering pas ports to ali Spaniards
who had estates and effects on the Gt,Ada;quivir, to
enable them personally to attend to Ow protection and
improvement cf their prup'rty. A coranwn:c.,zion
from a Gentleman at Seville, mentions, thaz tinder
the sanction of such a passport, he had beerrevposed
to no molestation.

It appears by the Dutch papers that a r: a track
place at Rotterdam, on the 123 d all. in w.'ilth the
Frencli soldiers were pelted, and an officer was wtond-
in the head wit!, a stone thrown by ...nc ci the
mob. The Burgomaster in a proclamat;:sn ;ssue.!
next day, °tiered rewards for the discovery of the
persons concer.led in this outrage.
The Prussian loan in Holland having made little
or no progress, the French Minister at Arnsterdton
has by a declarationi in the name of his Sovei•itz..,
guaranteed the loan. as proposed, to be secured on
certain parts of the Prussian territories. This Do.
claration has been published in the Dittcli pApe-s, ac-
companied by a rote to the Prussi in Mikiister
Holland, stating that reliance may be placed Nam
the relations of atn'ty which subsist Iretween the
Courts of Paris and Berlin, and th it the maiutenanco
of the integrity of the Prussian monarchy cannot, in
the smallest degree, be a subject of doubt.

This morning a Gotteliburo mail arrived, which
has brought German papers to th,- Clsz. nitimo.

Thc Hambmr,,,k Co.-n.sccndent of the 18th, in a letter
dated Naples, 27th April, states, that s, great.-- t
preparations are making tl,rouglystt. the whole tzi,lr.
dom for a secret expedition." The secret, however,
is not difficult to be dis:over-..d. If Ministers do rct.
instantly resolve to declar- Sicily a British possescten
and act accordingly, it will soon be in the possecsien
of the enemy. Let it be recollected•that the OurEN
of SwiLv is grandmother to the uew French Empress!
An ariicie from Copenhagen states, that all the
Powers of the Baltic have foriified their harbours,
apprehensive of an attack from the Et:glislt. The
subjoined extracts contain every thing else brought
by this mail deserving of any notice :

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM STRUBURG, OF MAY 6.

66 The Queen of Spain recently passed thro-ugh
Nancy, N:here she remained 21 hours, after which
her Majesty continued her journey to Plombieres,
where she is going to take the waters."