Star.
London, England, 1803-06-30 00:00:00

LONDON:

. THURSDAY. JUNE 34.
Auer. or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cott* for opg. 54-...0ms um 3i dionnt.
3 per Cent Red. estfi—.Lung A n. 161. 7.16.
Dentin, June 115....5 per Cent. Go.. Debentnres SM.
Conde et Inettaagr-trabiln bo Londoi Is 4 i t 4.

Th e following notice was yellerdat thick up at
• Laft West Lerd libtwersaras communicetted tot& Foreign
tothallten that hie Mame, had determined that the entrance of
the Elbe beak! be blockaded in the ftriaeft manner."

On this nodes we find the following judicious re-
Marks in the kerning Chronicle—a paper which can-
nbt be fuipeaed of innocency, when it praifes the
Conduit of Minifiert
44 This meafdre is Certainly of a Vold and decinve
charaBer. The objet of it probably is, to Chew to the
great neutral powert that. unlefs they cadre the rights
of neutrality to be refpefted. they moil expeft that the
confentienees will redound to their cern confufion and
lofs. The navigation of the Elbe, a neutral river, has
been that spina this country by the French facing
Upon Hanover. a neutral territory. This country,
thetsfore. acing upon force, to repel a torte siting
againft right, puts a flop to the navigation of the Elbe
altogether. In *troth. wt are now, and have for a
long time pall, been in a nate in which force is the
arbiter—and we verily believe that nothing but forte
wad the opinion of force can decide the pretest con-
telt. If the Kind of Patrsita be altuated by the with
to derive advantage, from carrying the produce of
England and her Colonies to Hamburgh, he will find
biatfelf difappointed. In the pretest circumflanecs,
We are cedvineed that the heft way for Government
to protect oat Commerce is to maintain the power
and the (pint of their Country. Neutral Powers will
then find that it is their Weseft to defend the rights
of neutrality in every Mance, without which they
Sral sot cerulean the Was Of them obese they
Would be mot beneficial"

I
r ifeilesay morning_his Royal Highnefs the Duke
ign Ca.Wilting* left Windfor for London. His Ma-
. SST! and Princefes Sotata and Aaei.ia., attended
Lady Tarns! and General Galen, took an air-
on horkback in the Great Park. Her MAPISTY,
refs' ELIiASITH' and Princets Coaitiorre of
i at its, attended by the Counters of Eto' took an
airing to Frogmore. The Marquis and bili:rehionefi
of Saitssuar are arrived at the White.
' A. Cabinet Council. was yefterday held at Lord
Ilawassauer's Office, at which all the Members of
pCabinet attended, except the Duke of PORTLAND,
Ord ST. VISICINT, and the Loan Cuanc extoe.
A Mefenger was yellerday ordered in waiting.
whilt the Cabinet was fitting, but was not fent off
after the Council broke up.
SOVITNTIMIA SCROTISIT, EIGHTS Day.—.o,The
Scrutiny finally doled, and Mr. Serjeaut Runaino-
Too declared the numbers to be—
For Mr. 'fittings, • - 154$
Ls. For sit TnoitAs T
Maj rT-941
r 446
ort
-Toir W. Lewes then declared the Right Hots. G.
newer to have been duly elected.
It is reported that the Earl of Haanivet.lis has fo.
'licked his recall from Ireland- This determination
has proceeded from the molt laudable motives, and
not from any difficulties in his Government. Hit
iLordlhip thinks that in the prefect date of the empire,
a military charafter fbould be at the head of that patt
of the country i that he fhoold be able to command
in the field as well as prefide in Council.
The third reading of the Bill for railing a contri-
bution from Perfonal Property, which was to have
come on yefterday in the Houfe of Columnist war
poftponed till Friday. The Csaweatioa of the Es-
c novae greended this poll penman on his intention
to Ansi the confolidation of this Bill, with that
whnti-ohjett is the contribution (tom Real Property,
and which (lands for that day.
A mature in which the trade and navigation of
this country are incalculably interact!, received, tall
night, the moil willing concurrence of a Committee
nf the Houfe of Commons. On the motion of Mr.
HAWIttIll BROWaII in the Commiree of Supply,
Roo:root. was granted towards making a navigable
canal through the Highlands of Scotland from yea to
fee. The extent is to miles, aci of which are occu-
pied by lakes of unfathomable depth. The remaining
are to be twenty feet deep, peal .af a panpettiociate
I
fo that (him? edit Wm" OA Moo rim
Baltic to the Brit uf Clieekt riii .4.ii c‘wiere as
the difficulties of . by the Shetland
'and Orkney IBM ; a of to
dem In the mime&
weather, and which, ita t windrfeatos, is yerely
effected in lea doss three Months t while, by the pro-
Toted Canal, the pelage in the molt unfavourable
weather, will not occupy more than i a days, and
frequently little more than half that period. It is
calculated, that the whole expence of this Canal will
not exceed the Intl fottained by thiparreekt, in the
1 prefect courfe of navigation, is fire years.