Star.
London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE es.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per Cent. Red. 57f56+H+—.Cont, for opt. 51.
Onnguni 2+ 3i If 3i datcoust.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

3 pa Can. Rai. 37.14,1 Imp. 3 per Cent.
New 4 per Cent. 7343 T Excbeq. Bilk to to 35.. dIL
5 per Ct.llAnn. thut Ontonem per H dIL
5 per C. Ann. 17971 924 9214 Conked; for 0p.593 53159

Laft night we received Paris journals to the z ith
inftant, inclulive. They are chiefly filled with the
debates in the Briti(h Parliament. The following are
the only articles worth tranfcribing:
Pasts, JuNx to.—The corvette the Naturalifte,
forming one of the veffels fent out under Capt. Bay.
tow, has arrived at Havre, from the We of France,
after a paffage of ninety-fix days.—The meafure of an
embargo in all the French pons has been extended to
Genoa, where it was carried into execution on the
ssth of May.—The City of Lyons ha: offered to the
State a fhip of the line, which will bear the fame
name.—Letters from l'Orient Rate, that :privateer of
Saint Malo has captured a prize, and carried it into
Paimpol.
A letter from Genoa, dated May a 6, fays—u The
Englifh frigate Juwo has been for tome days i■ fight
of our port, in order to inform the Englifh !hips not
to enter it. Yefterday the Captain fent in his boat
with difpatches, and to land two Englifh paflengers
who left Malta ab3ut twelve days ago. A courier
arrived here on the 23d from Paris, with difpatches
addreffed to M. &wellrt. In the evening of the
fame day an extraordinary meeting of the Senate was
held, and the fitting continued till midnight. Letters
from Egypt announce that a great number of the
inhabitants of Medina, Mecca, and the neighbour.
hood, have retired to that province with their riches
to efcape the rapacity of the rebel Aanot..Wscsaa.

A 14 ST/IMAM/ Jules s.—The people in feveral cities
of this Republic are juft now employed in figning an
Addrefs to Government, is which they defcrihe in
the liveliet colours the calamities and diallers with
which a new war will be attended, efter,a peace of fo
Ikon duration. It would have been better, fay they,
that the eats of war bad coatineed. as the lift means
which renntiped to the cation have been colleted.
and employed to revive as ter as pollble the toasty

ajmufl annihilated. The addrefs conclude, by ex-
preFing an ardent defuse that our government will
neglect no legal means, accompanied with the necer-
f.try facritices that may feem likely to avert the fatal
confequences of war, and to preferve the bleffing's of
peace to the Republic. It is much to be willed that
the dente of the nation, fo arongly expreffed, may
prevent the total min of our country.

The Mini(ler yeflerday admitted that he was guilty
of a miltake as to the tax on wins. He repeatedly
lived it at 51. a ripe. It is to be 201. a ton, or tol
a pipe. He alfo adverted to a further alteration in
the duty on tea, which he was led to adopt by com-
munications he had yeflerday had with perfons expe.
rienced in the trade. The augmentation contained
in the budget was equal to the exitting duties, and
would make the duty on ifine tea, go per cent. oa
coarfc 30. By layik an additional duty of 45 per
cent. on all kinds of tea, the whole duty on fine tea
will remain at go, but that on coarfe tea will be Go pc r
cent.