Star.
London, England, 1803-07-27 00:00:00

LONDON►

WEIRJESDAY, JULY st.
PRICK Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK i
3 Per Com Ceduar 513 I 4-4tedurd ssif fit
Omelets Si If / dlf.
PRICE OF SiOCKS YESTEREPAY
Sank Stock 140 Imp 3 per Ccoc sill
3 Pa C. ReeL 54 434 Imp. Apo. 9 9-s6tit f
3 per C. Coot 33f 33 Yulicq. Dills, se. it se. diE
4 Px Calm- 69 I. Omni= 6f 7f 7 dif.
3 per Cast. Nary 1134 Foglia Tickets 27L
5 per CUM Ann. 1797, 89th COOL for aer..33/1
Long Ain. 13-16
DeouN, oLT per Cat. Gov. Debentures
Cootie of tzebaoseDoblio as Leaden 141.

The Dublin Mail, which arrived this day, has

brought tome letters which wear rather an alarming
complexion: we are happy, however, in having it in
pur power to Rate from later fent off at the lateß
briar, that Tome of the accounts have been much ex-
aggerated. On the evening of the aid, there was
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fomething like a riot on one of the Qnays, a cit.-
: cumftaece not very unufual in fuch a quarter ; but
happening at a moment, when men's minds were
• in a [tate of agitation, from the reported preparations
'• for invading us, it was converted by rumour into a
riflif of the difaffeaed. Unfortunately a Magiarate
was killed in the affray. The alai m was very general

at one time of the evening, and it was Paid the drums
bad beat, Or were going to beat to arms. We hope,
however, that the accounts by the next mail will re-
move every apprehcntion that may Live been excited

by the accounts of this morning.
We are happy to Rate Tome reporti of a much more
pleafing nature than the above. One of them is, that
a laite commercial Houfe in the City lira received
setenitits from Holland, that the Dutch troopi begin
to turn naive a little at the ordeniffued by the French
Commanders. Two of the Regiments, it :1 Paid,
had aanally revolted : if this prove true, we may in.
Ike that the *hole body is highly difairated to the
preknt (yam, and that the people in general weft
entertain Monty fentiments. his impolEble to cal-
culate the era* this may ultimately produce, though
at the prefent moment that unfortunate country is fo
completely under the power of the French military, as
to prevent the public mind from manifelling itfelE
Another report is very current, but we have not

been able to trace it to its foam : that General Mo.
stay, of whofe hawses the FIRST Census has al.
ferays bees very kakis, has declared againft him, and
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, been joined by a great part of the French Army.—
The peopk alfo, it is fail, rejoice at the event, and
o tpeak their fentintents freely againft BOMAPAILTI.—
`. sh-This report is very general in the City, and is
lredfted by inner. Setae of the accounts Rate, that
tdoasav has mired the Royal Standard. We can-

eats however, vouch for the truth of this rumour,
Sad on the whole, we arc inclined, for many realms,
to give it but little credit.
We attach more credit to another circumflance,
• alshich we thall Rate u briefly as poffible. Accounts
-; are Paid to have been received refpciaing the intentions
of Ruffia, which are much more favourable to this
% country than the public have been led to e :peel from
the accounts publilbed by Come of our contempora-
, ries. Ruffia, it is Paid, is decidedly with us ; and this
has been helloed by Come petulant condua of the

FIaST CONSUL towards ALIIMIDEIL'S AMbailidOS at
• Paris, fimilar to what Lord WHITWORTH experienced
at Madam Bona varra's Levee. The Rutlian Am•
baffador heard him to an end, and then with much
fpirit told him, that any infult offered to himfelf he
thould have thought unworthy of fcriuus notice; but
that he was deceived if he thought the Reprefentative
of a Power which, though di (hint, could ov'erwhebn
him, was to be infulted with impunity.—ln one word,
that his Mailer would relent it in the fame manner
that the Ktno of Great Britain bad done the indir
nits offered to his Minifler.
We cannot vouch for the abfolute tor►ianefs of
this detail, but it has come to us from a quarter which
leaves hut little doubt with us, that in the general
outline it will eventually be confirmed.

A Cabinet Council was yellerday held at Lord
Howes Office, upon the fobjea if the general
arming of the people. the rciult of which was fent off
to his Ms; [STY at Windfor. The Gra mutter of the
key es rut is expeaed to take place the fecond week
in Anglo
The general Defence Bill patrol the Moult of
Lords yeauday, and received the 147.1 MR= this
day. Several amendments have been niaJe to it by
their Lordillips, the moft material of which is, that
no perfon being an effeCtive Member of a Volunteer
Atrociation lbe liable to force in any Regular or
Militia Corps.
Near 'cc° men are to be employed on the Ford.
beations going on at C.hathans. The I)erbythire Mi-
litia
were expefted to encamp on the Lines this day
from Coxlseitth ; where they are to be joined by the
4.1 Battalion of the tR Regiment of Guards. •
Two hundred carpenters employed by Comm.
anent marched in a body, on Monday left, from the
yard of Mr. Corasawri, builder, in St. Martin's.laue,
to Sheernefs, where they
.are to be napped for Gibes*.
tar, to build barracks foe the aecommodatica of the
troops. Their contra& is for alln a week. and to be
tent home again free of expence ; much fati.faffioa
appeared among them set the nature of she ferviee on
which they were
The field.dayseTrig:it. James's, Weenrintler,
Loyal Volunteers, COIIIIIICOCC on Therfilay. the :nth.
at font o'clock in the afternoon, to be continueJ every
Thurfday. Their drills are appointol every week as
follows. by their Colonel. Lord An NtRIIT: On Moir
days. the grenadiers and ad company; on Tuefdayh
the el end 4th companies; on Weduefdays, the jib
and 6th companies; on Thurfdays, the general field!
day; ma Fridays, the 7th tosopessy awl list *tamp