Star.
London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

DUIT.II PIPERS.

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SCNIIDAW, POI 12.--.LatetS from Cologne flak,
that the lett bank of the Rhine, from Stra(burgh to
ahe Dutch frontiers, is to be occupied by too,ooo
French troops.
General DASAAIZ, from the Hanoverian Army, is
arrived in the Hague; and will hays a command in
the army in this country, under General MACMONT. '
On the a ith, the Prefident of the Legiflative Body
made a (bore (peed, to the Members, imploring their
co-operation in the important °Netts which were to
be difcuffed during this extraordinary feffion, viz. the
deviling of means to raife the neceffary money for
the pretfing wants of the country.
Some of the Papers have mentioned the arrival of
a new Ruffian Ambaffatior in Rome as certain. We,
however, find that this is merely confined to a hope
cantered in that city, The language of the late Am-
balTador to the Papal Court leaves very little reafon
to hope for any fuel: thing.
PITEILSAVAGH, May 15.—For two months pall
the greatest exertions have been made in fitting nut
our fleets at Archangel, Revel, and ►his port. The 1
fame atlivity prevails in our dock-yards: two (hips
of the line, begun fait autumn, are on the point of
being completed.
COTINHAGEN, MAY 29 --Accnrcling to report, a
camp will be eliablithed in Schlefwig in autumn,
which will confilt of feveral corps and regiments from
the Danifh provinces, betides the troops in garrifon
in that duchy. The troops will remain there till the
end of September, and it is believed that the Crown
Prince still not return to this city before that time.
Hest BORG t 1 , JUN 1 B.—Notwithflanding the fecrecy
which it is natural to obferve in regard to negotia-
tions, one cannot help remarking movements, and
circumßances fymptomatic, we may fay, of the fu-
ture. Of this kind is the cnolnefs which can no longer
be doubted between Ruflia and France, while the
negotiations between the Cabinets of Peter (burgh and
St. James's are more active than ever. His Sw limn
Maim's., it is faid, has prefented a very energetic
memorial at Peterfburgh, in regard to the affair or
the Duke D'Etacitien, on the iffile of which will de-
pend the continuation of the French Minister, General
HADOUVILLS, at that Court. The refult will no doubt
be known on the return of the EM►EIOR ALAZANDAIt
from the tour be has undertaken to the provinces on
the Baltic, which will continue only a tot might. In
the mean time, the French army in Han nver will, it
is faid, make a movement net to evacuate the Elea°.
rate, but to advance farther Nt rth, and to transfer
the head quarters to Lauenbonrg, r r even to the bee
imperial city of Lubec. At all events, the KIN° of
Swsosa has caufed to be equipped at Gothemhourg
with all priffible difpatch a number of gun boats,
which are 'to proceed to Stralfund.
F ***** oxr, Julia ts.—lt is mentioned, in letters
from Ratitbon, that the Direllorial Minifter, in the
fitting of the Diet of the oath infi. has given the Al.
fembly to underfland, that the matter refpeeting the
alledged violation of the German territory, by tile
arrefiing of feveral perfons on the right fide of the
Rhine by the French, can by no Main form an ob-
jeet of deliberation for the Diet.
&mum, MAY al.—During laft night the whole
force of the Servians advanced againit Belgrade.
This morning we heard a heavy cannonade, which
has not yet abated at this moment (fix in the even-
ing). We are anxious to know the refult of this
attack.

Funs de LONDON GAZETTB, Jugs 26.

MILITARY PRO NIO rioNs.
Corntralions figned by the Lord Licutentnt for the
County of Lincoln.—Stamford Volunteer Itif.rntry.
Charles Roberta, Erg. to be Maier-Commandant, vice the Mar-
quis of Exeter, deccated. Dated May 20. idD4.
GAinfborough Volunteer infantry.
To be Lieutcnanta—George Rayne*, Gent. vice Flower, reared ;
George Robitdon, Gent. vice Meehan, refigned. Dated June
It, 1804.
To he I Migns—Samuel Rayne*, Gent. vice Raynes, pronntrd
William Wright Probart, Gent. vice Robiutun, promoted.. Dated

att
Commiffinn in the Royal Th;rd Regiment of Lincoln-
fhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Edward Blythe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May aa, alio4.
Commiffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Cennty of Kent.—South Kent Volunteer,.
Lieutenant Martin Dowlin, on balf-pay of 'le flsth Itesintent, to

be Adjutant. Datc.l June t 5, '804:
L,TRI Deptford volunteers. •
Captain John D. Rolt to be Major, vise Finch, promoted. Dated
June AB, :800.
Lieutenant Nathaniel Holmes to be Captain, vice Rolt. Dated
Jane 11. sikso.
Eofign George. Toer to be Captain, vice Shirred!: Dated June 13,
t goo.
EnOsin William May to be Lieuten ant, vice Holmes. Dated Jane
22, aos.
Robert Memptif., Gent. lobe Entitn, ice Tier. Dated as above.
lobn Atkins, Dent to be Enagn. eke May. Doted Janes,{. a'oe.
Commitlions in the Woicellerfhile Militia. lived by
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the Lord Lieutenant.
John Cwinocil, Pfq. to be Major. Dated June xj, aka.
James Atka, }hi to be Pitto. rated June 16, 18,34.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Nathan Robinfel., of the l':.ragott' Saint George,Soathwark, ten.
r.er, leather-dr.ffer, merchant. dealer end chapman.
BANKRUPTS.

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William Yroft, late of Dover.ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, taylor,
dealer and charnan, to furrtndcr July 3. to, and Austin) 7, at
one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charter, Printer-
Beret, Esti-Ikea, Illackfriant, London.
Richard Tomlink's, late of New Malton, Yorlake, common
brewer, dealer and chairman, July as, u 6, at the Green Mats,
New Mahon, and Augutt 7, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn,
Yuck. Attornies, Mcfres. Robinfon and Smithfun. New Mel-
ton ; and Mr. Marmadeke Rubinfon, Etr,s-ltre.t,Londos.
Richard CUL of Id7tk Rattan, I..rteathire, muilin-manutatlorer,
dealer and chapman, July ill, lc, and Augult 7. at ckwen, at
the Nag's Head lon, Bolton lc-Moots, I.ancallire. Attorney,
Mr. James Croft, Halton-leMoors.
John Phillips, of UraJnock's Marlh, of &Arendt, WarrekkOsire,
millfr, drake and chapenan, July i i, at Rye. July 19,11 twelve,
and Allan 7, at one, at the Shakefpfar Tairrn, knerningtsam.
Anomie's. McCrea si arrant and Velour, Chat eery-lane, Lon-
don; and Mr. William I lkingtiat,Templc.Rneve. Dierralnglearn.
William Harwood, of the Sun Wharf, St. John, Wapping, and of
Green Bank, St. Grain, Middlelez, wharfiuger and anal mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, Jane so. July 3, anal Anal( 7, at
cave'', at Guildhall. London. Artwnius, Mare. Palmer and
Tornlinfons, Werafued court. Thrognmeton-lltret-
George Smith, uf sh.6rW, YorkLire.grocer, ahan.r ar.J chaprnan,
July t 1, t a, and Austin 7, at three, at the Awl Inn, Sbetiled.
Attormec Mr. 1311,,srav•, No. st, Saldbury-Rreet, Strand; and
Mr. Atlamfot. Parl.er, • sitnield.
Angel Wirdeck,e, lac nt laeegool, re...-rthlnt. drake and chap-
man, J•ay t 6, §7.at ,1 A oL,It 7, at f-or. a; the Z•Ilr Inn; Mao-
au II e r Attt,et s, .7,1.11., Kay and Kr, thaw. Mriaci,cll cr.
John Janke, of 1 roe, 4...reweall, men, y knyencr a• d 'lll, mer-
chant, July 12.19, a.... A.:7,141 7, a 7 thr Red Linn,
'lrura AttOrtt.e., hl• •:e• ShrpL..rd and A,lli-itta•, d Bcd-
ford row, LA....L.1; and Mr. Plarn. •

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE a 6.
The kraal Bills on the table werc paired in their reipeetlire

bra.
Earl CAMDEN moved the Order of the Day, fur the commit-
ment of the permanent Additional Force Bill.
A Sort converfation took pl .ce between Earl CAMDEN (Se-
cretary of State), the Duke of AION I'ROSE, and the Earl of
RADNOR, on Ode chides of the Bill which ttgulated the duties
et the infpeetor who lhnuld be appointed to *taxi the meetings
of the Deputy Lieutenants, and as the explanation given by the
Secretary of State fruited to facie, the Noble Earl, no oppofition
was made to the progrefs of the Bill through the Committee.
Earl CAMDEN moved, for the pupae of fairing 'year Lord-
Rips time, that the remaining des ihould bc read gawk, which
was accordingly done ; the Bill was reported, and oorde►ed to be
read a third time to-morrow, when the Lords are to be (=maned.
Adjourned till

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Os coaathig the Houle at four o'elotk;only thirty eight Man-
ben appeared, when the Speaker immediately adjourned the
Houle.

The followingis a lift of the Minority in the Houfe
of Lords on the Additinnal Defence Bill on Monday.
H. F., H. the Dukc Earl of Caruarson Bithop of Gloucefter
of Clarence Darnley Lord Entry
Dukc of Norfolk Albemarle Grenville
Devonfhlre Darlington Elie/thorough
Bedford Radnor Graotley
St. Albans Pembroke King
Grafton Breadalbanc Clifford
Leeds Carysfort Dundee
Leinfla Guildford Hobart
Marquis of Lanf- Taut:milk Farborough
dowse Stair Sondes
Buckingham Peterborough Cawdar
Bute Lelcefter Say and Sds
Wine:hater , Thanet Grey
Earl Fltswillisen Eglintown Hutchinfon
Earl of Car Wis Buckingham- Mountfort
Suffolk (hire HeathSeld
Derby Cholmontieley Grimitots
Berkeley Portfmnuth Northwlc
Bet/krone' Fortefeue Stawcll
Stanhope Northefk Walpole
St. Vincent Lord Vircoont Net- Chedworth
Cowper lon and Brond St. Jahn
Moira LordVilkount May- Minna
spencer nard

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17.

Pit ICE OW STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s
Cole for July 04 ;7—Reduced ysit—Otradutlt 4 rm.
Eitcbcq. Bill. is. to 31. dif.—Loog Ann. tdi 7-tet.
Dustin. Jnnl al.-5 per Cent. Coy. Deb. SS.
Courfr of Exchange--Dtibbn on London 124 • t 3.

By difpatches received this morhing in town from
C .mmod..r: Lord WILLIAM STUART, off °Rend, we
learn, that in the afternoon of the .23d, twenty•five
fail of the enemy's fchuyts ventured along &ore from
Fluthing. At it was then low water the frigates
cord.] not get near them, but the fmaller veffels were
fent in to engage them ; which they did, and main-
rained a running fight to °Rend, but little damage
WAS done on eh her fide. The flying artillery of the
enemy followed along the beach, and kept up a con-
ant and heavy fire : two thells came on hoard the
RITTLSR. one of which went through her quarter-
deck, but without doing injury to any body—as the
fuzee of the other continued to burn, it was thrown
overboard before it could butt'. One Schuyt run on
flir, e, hit was got off in the night.—The enemy have,
in the harbour of Flufhing, one frigate ; and in the
12.. ad%, two fchooners and one brig. This is their
thole force there at prefent. The frigate is called
I t Fur 'cure, but by the Fitratingers (he is nick-named
/a 7 remblatfi, becaufe the dares not venture out.

Late Lill night we received another parcel of
Dash and French journals. They do not come
down later than thole received in the morning, but
they furnifla a lew articles worthy of notice.
A Dutch paper of the 13th inf. (ays, "Whatever
may be the tentlt of the prefent coolnefs of the Ruf-
fian Emperor and other Courts towards the French
Government, there does not feem to be any Ilrfing
indications that Aut.lria will fupport any hoftile nsea-
int es in their favour : for as Conn as the French Am-
haffador had officially informed the Vice° Chancellor

of the exaltation of Box•raers to the Imperial dia-
dem, Prince ESTI% mazy was appointed Ambaffador
Extraordinary, to convey to the new Emperor the
congratulations of the Head of the Germanic Em-
pire on his elevation.
A letter from Vienna, dated May Both, Rates, that
Prince NICHOLAS EST! , in confequence of
tome oh,tacles which have occurred, has declined the
office of Envoy to Paris, which wa► offered to him,
and it is not yet known which of the Grandees of the
Empire will be appointed in his Read to congratu-
late the Emperor Narotroa.
One of the Dutch papers received yeflerday con-
tains the following cu• ious article :—" Letters from
Ratifbnn, fay, that the DireCtorial Minifler, in the
Sitting of the Diet of the 14th inR. has even the
Affembly to underhand, that the matter refpeCling
the allesiged violation of the German territory, by'
the atrelli:g of perfons on the right bank of the Rhine
by the French, tax bj es arias: form ax 4.12 of &atm.
tias for the Did r
An article almoft firnitir appears io one of the
French papers.
Private letters from Holland of the 21ft inflant,
are reported to Rate that 804 meditates
Come fret aggreffion, for the purport of (hutting us
rut from the Continent. The Britifh Agent at
Hufum, it is Paid, has detained mere the Earl of
Lar packet, in order to enable him to make his
&ape, fhould the French take poffetEon of that
place, as was reported to be their intention. Wa
cannot vouch the accuracy of this (Lament ; but re-
port Rates that the Danes have for feseral seeks pall
treated with the moll marked incivility loch of the
Englifh as have had ocafion to Tint H ;dune.