Star.
London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER es.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM OLOOIEs
Confab. money S7};-..ier nes. J, Via;
4 OM&
Reduced slln es pre Gat. AnA
Old s per Cent pot
PRICE OF STOOL'S YESTERDAY.
3 pee C. Red. Aan.s6t. India De de, IS SL OIL
par Cast CRCnit I Wel s per Cent...
4 per Cent 7310 Latin Erns, per is. 41E.
5 per Cent Nary id poi I Omahas YI prom
len A. n. :6 es.. ti Is rb FAO& Tlekees, 191. p.
Shen Ann. s t c.r6 Cadets for ace. rq
gLIPI. O.; TOM I—s per Cent Gov. Deb....
&wane... Dublin on Lundy', As*.

The Pea(San hlinifler. Baron laces' and his Lady.
have been (pending Come weeks in the Ifle of Wight,
whence he has been fuddenly called to attend tome
important difpatches jell received from Berlin.

The precepts for the put pole of arranging the levy
en male are, it ii laid, about to be ilfued ; not becaufe
there is an immediate profpett of the enemy attempt-
ing the long. threatened invafion, for we underhand.
that by the lateß information received by Minihers.
that event teems not fo near as it did a few weeks
ago, lint to prepare the country for whatever may
be the relult,and to habituate the able bodied males to
that order and fubordirustion which would then become
indifpenfible. If this fyßem be concluded with mo•
deration and with as much attention to the conve-
nience of the cinnmunity as its nature can poiEbly
admit of, it will prove of incalculable benefit to the
country. It is long fine we afferted that arming the
whole population would let the quellion of invafion
completely at ril, nor has any thing occurred to
make us alter this opinion. The want of a fufficient
numbsr of fire aims is no real objation : there are
other weapons, which would be formidable in the
hands of free men. and all might in the mean time
be taught the life of the finlike', by being called out
at different hours, and es:mired with the IMO Arms
their neighbours employed the hour before.

Letters have been received from lacy, with the
information, that the Ft‘ods pun-boats blockaded
at St. Maks had efinsped to Cherbourg during the
dark nights laR wick, and that about thirty more
armed yeah had arrived at St. Maio from the weft'
ward, watching, no floubt, an opportunity to join
the (Abets. Our cruizers have looked into the fever

rat harbours on that part of the French coal!, and as
far as they hare been able to afcertaio, at Cherbourg
are between so and 6o armed veldt, belonging to
the Grand Armada, with 36 tranfports and four Rout
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ttig.tes. At Granville were counted itS flout gun-
boats, the fame number of fotaller craft, and twelve
trAnfports ; and at St. Malt,, about thirty pus-boats*
pra• ms. and am-bottomed boats, with fottl4"
tranfrrts. According to reports from Fraucit.thougli
fame of the troops oppoSte 'weep' • mod Goatee,

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Save marched forth. interior and for La Vendee, the'
txpedition againit there iflands is not laid afide, as
ifvefli troops are daily expelled to strife from the
camp near Brea, to replace them.
Refpeaing the pending negotiation with Spain.
hints are thrown out in the Miniflerial Circles, that
it is likely to terminate more to the general advantage
of Europe than could at firfl have 'Oen expelled. We
confers our hopes are not very fanguine on this fulik.:a;
we are, however, taught to fuprofe, by the above
inrinuation, that the Court of Spain has manifelted
tome gfpofition to fliai:e off the difgraceful yoke of
France, and conned itfelf more nearly with this
country. But the mieftion is, how in the prefent
Rate of Europe is this to be effelled ?—Be this as it
may, we truft our national dignity will not be corn.
promifed in die event.

The atonal de Paris, of the 26th, contains a new
Libel dpon the King of Sweden, In the Rive of a
Letter, Rated to have been tranfmitted from Hai
CAL We have inferted it as a fpecimen of Corfi-
can malevolence and icursility.

A letter froin Paris of the 26th ult. Rates. si that
the Deputation from that capital to meet and
compliment the Pope on the French frontiers; was to
fet out on the ad of ()Sober. There have been great
intrigues both in the Senate.% the Council of State,
and in the Tribunate, among the Generals and Bi-
flops, to be feleaed for this miffion. After long
and violent difeuffions, each corps flied upcn a ca•
rain number of its Members, who made preparations
accordingly for the journey, wheri General Cam.-
etsi,Lr arrived from Cologne with another lift (rota
'Bo , eieldding all thojt previoufly chofen. It
is fuppofed, that BONA AAAAA found himfclf offended
with the eonftituted authorities for nominating the
deputies wi.huut his previous permiffion and orders.
This has canted Much laughter upod one ride, and
thfcontent on the other, and is another proof of the
precarious liberty enjoyed by eien Bovavarres fa.
vourite placemeri. CA AAAAA cat, as well as General
Muear, are Rill nt Paris, and wet for another con-
tier front Bo,Araais before they publifir his official
jilt, as they have prefumed to ;maple Come altera-
!ions, particularly. as Senator Fasousa, appointed
•by BONAPAITI 110 be of the deputation; died futh