Star.
London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER t.
!MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Coastls 57D—.03nalum 64 prem--Old $ per Cent pot.:

Dutch Papers of fo late a date as the 36th ult.
have reached town, Their contents are of very lit-
tle importance. The greateß vigilance appears to
bE esercifed throughout Holland, to interrupt every
kind of cortefpondence with this country. The lan
bag of letters fent to Rotterdam has been damned,
and fent to the French General ; and all communt-
' cation between the two countries is expelled to be
immediately cut off.—The penitence at Malaga con-
tinues to rage with unabated violence, and the ut-
mon (lifters, of courfe, prevails in that unfortunate

city;
We have nth fveral Dutch letters, received by
the laR mail from Httfum. One of them, which is
dated Hague 19th Taff, contains fame iaterening par-
' ticulars.—lt lays, " Ilvm A rrrrr has long meditated
to change the &nay ian Government, being diffatithed
with mon of its Members. At one time, it was Cup-
poled that he meant to make his favolltites, VENN MIL
and SCIIII4I4tLPINWINCIC. its Chief Magittrates, with
the title of Confute: At another time it was fuppofed,
he intended to fettle his brother Louis in Holland as
Stadt'a older. The prevailing opinion, at indent, is,
that he has entered into an agreement with Pruffia,
to bello► upon the Hereditary Prince of ORANGII,
the brother-in-law of the Pruflian Monarch, the fa
vereignty oser the Eat-avian Republic snider the pro-
taboo of the French empire." This tall plan is laid
to be the Cub's& of the late deliberations and confe-
rences at the Hague and Ais-la•Cbapelle, at which
the Pruffian agents always attended with the French
and Ilatavian Ambalfadors. Should Inch a change
take place, it is almoit furerfltinus to obferve, that
the fovereignty of the young Pt ince of °RANGt will
be a revolutionary ufurins;ion during the life of his
father.

The King of Sweden is raid to have made prr•po
fitions to tint Government to enter into an olFenfive
and defenfive alliance, prennifing to augment his
army with twenty new regiments, while a propor-
tionate addition is to be made to his navy. lc is fup-
pofed that a lublidy will necelrarily foilirw our accef-
Lon to this propofal. From the Rate of our rela4ions
with Rotlna. it is not probable that our Court will
tome to a Ikal detetmiaatioa. without basing pm-
Motley confulted that power upon the fubjee. In
the mom time. however, it is Leid, that order? bare

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"lagtfeitl.:l gur Fni?ert4Plo9l4.. #frisll46.lok
Mr. Pt arta airOri r, ant: AsiNalf.teine in; rise • king
Sweden, has received orders so rehire to his pM.
• The accounts by-the laft limaborgit Mail Rated. that
he was 2t Stralfund, waiting the arrival n 1 Ostia:
Swediti Majehies.. .
The above is the'vely intelligence cinswilliOrille.
continental affeirsthset has treMpired fi•die wilkikAt, -
the Hamburgh" Mail. due yederday
rived. We have, therefore, this day'derniiii.hlliikiit.
portion of our columns to give the rimiiiiddrAfitis7l.
Correfpnodence intercepted in the Atirerewiboe:aw.:
Indianian.

BLOCKADING SQVADSLONS...,
Yellerday morning difpatches were reeeived from •
Admiral Coaawas.s.l3. off Drell, dated the a4th
They Rate that the fix large gun brie,- which bad
for tome time been clofely watched by that Dotes
and A frigates, (or the porpofeltiteeVent-
ing their cfcape into Rocblort, did, in the preced-
ing night. accomplifhed their Piirisnfe.
By the Patsies of Weser which arrived at Portf-
mouth on Monday lan. from Rochfort, we learn.
the force of the erieriiy ibrififted of five fail of the I
line, one a three decker; four large frigates, two lace
of war brigs, and f 1 gun boats; this force is
moored in two lines, defended on one fide br Ifle ds -
Aix, a place verj Rrtingly fortified, and on the other
fide by a Urge floating battery with la mortars, 32
guns of a large calibre. eight of which are parted of
for red hot thou The PRINCE or WALIS was re-
lieved by the Dasannoucur, of 98 guns. Admiral
Cot idiocy/can. and left with him the Waaasoa. of
74 guns. Captain HUGH j Rtrdisa. of 74. How,
Capt: LEGCE ; Hato, of 74, Hon. Capt. GARDWIIII
MINCIT•1111.. of 74. Captain ilatssrtstn ; and Boan.
mean frigate, Captain Mai AAAAA .

DOVIII. SIPI. 19.

This morning, about fir o'clock, three prams
and about tio of the enemy's gun boats were *en
froM our thore off Calais—it is generally believed that-
they came from Fluthing, defined to join the Boo-
lngne Boblla. All the veffels in our roads imam&
diately made fail for the French coal. in order to
intercept them, but from the hatinefs °Abe weather
we are unable to obferve their movements: the wind
and tide being unfavourable, it is feared their efforts
will prove ineffeaual. The three proems are at an-
chor off Calais this afternoon. We hope to give a
more particular detail of thl, in our next.

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The I'rench gun,boats, off Calais, were opt intercept-
ed by the fhips of war which left this mail for that par-
pnfe, as no firing has been heard from this place.—
The three praams hill remain in Calais Roads s—
thefe i,eftels are of a Luger *defeription than is gene-
rally fuppofed l they. carry from so to a+ long lib
pounders, with a fufficient complement of men. The
A NTRIMPE, of so guns, returned in the evening, but
has again difappeared this morning.
A cutter arrived to-day, about twelve o'clock, from
the oppofite coati. The Captain, after coining
Atom immediately tee off for Deal is fappofed
with fame esprefs for the Telegraph there. I♦r
exiled to mei-et/was istpartamt pressfrwe trAra.
ram off the risexsP torts. • :.

DIA), SIP Ti so•

Sailed yefletday, aftet poR, the tfoisaacri aim if
war, Right Hon. Admiral Lord KBITR, with the
Casroe frigate, and ORESTES hoop' of War. to re-
connoitre the French Coaß.—Arrived the ANTILOPR
frigate. from a entire, and remains in the Downs
with the ma of the Rips as per laR. Wind fouthstly.