Star.
London, England, 1803-08-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST SS.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
3 Poi Cam Redeeel 34 44-3 Per Cent% Ceerede, 34 33 4
Omniunt 7 i a
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock 142 f lad". Stock .6S
3 Per C. Red. 34 fit* Imp 3 per not. Si 4
3 per C. Ci 34p 376 34 34% le,. An...43-16de
4 Per Cent. 7of 6pf is lizebeq to. a 31. MI
3 per Coe. 831 PA Ossoison 7 6 g i 7 6f AL
Hoare-17974s f f ItogNik'ficirts i 7L 4s.
Lore Ans. 16 f Celli- for Ac. 34 fis4 4
Doman, A 00111? 87.-5 Per Cos. SS
Conde of Ezeksogo..-Dable en Leedom tll 4

Our Falmouth letterannounces the captor of ano-
ther French frigate, la Caaos.a, of 48 guns, and
two corvettes.

It appears from the circular letter of Lord Ho-
BART to the Lords Lieutenant of Counties, that Go.
vernment give a decided preference to the volunteer
fyßem, and that they are difpofed to exercife the dif-
action with which his Mainzer u inveled by the
late Aet, whenever they have got in any county a
certain number of volunteers. We cannot altogether
approve this determination. Unqueflionably the vo.
lunteer Olken ought to be encouraged, and it may
prove extremely ufefol ; but at the fame 'time we can-
not think that it.fuperfedes the other meafure. From
aliny of the Volunteer Corps that teem very nume-
rous on paper. there mull be great deductions made
of perfons perhaps pall military age, many of habits
not congenial to military exertions, perform' with large
families slip cadent on them, &c. &c. All thefe
qualifications are probably felt more in the clefs that
in general es;nsioofe the volunteers,than in the people
of the fame age that would compofe the levy so waif%
and we verily tielt eve that if Minißers perfiti in an..
citing the difcretiLti allowed them. thole who would
be moll of,:ful will be altogether excluded from the
(hare or the burden..t defending the Country, at lea
they will not be reqoirs .d to prepare themfelves to sa
with ems. The softie, leer fyliern, as it has been
juflly obferved by the elle ekly Antagonift of hfiniftell,
confounds all elates an to /der* of men. It contains
perfons from 16 toss .upertons married and unmar-
ried, perfons mho are eaPattle of being made foldieme
nod perfons who !for (long habit: art utterly sat to

.Ake the field. Now though a certain degree of in
Creticisioisht have been fafely and properly lodged
with Cameron:mit, as to calling forth all chafes for
the defence of the country, yet the numerous clafs
ought. particularly in the met expofed fituations, to
have been taught by a little drilling, what they would
have to do, how they would &amble, who were to
lead them, before the aerial neceffity arrived. Such
perfons, with the confidence of fuch preliminary in.
firuaions, would have been very formidable irregulars.

This morning we received Monitenrs of the 17th
and 18th ink On the 16th, the Carer CONSUL
gave an audience to the Grand Bodies of the State,
and to the different Conftituted Authorities, the Pre-
feaurate of the Seine, the Tribunal of Appeal, the
Criminal Tribunal, the Clergy of the diocefe of Pa-
ris, the National Inftitute, &c. the Chiefs of which,
in fpeeches of eonfiderable length, congratulated him
in the ufual style of adulation on his return to the
capital ; and at the fame time threw out a few more
of their hackneyed invatives againft England.—
Citizen RIOUFFS, Prefident of the Tribunate,
lays : " Yes, the whole Nation, Citizen Cornea.
requefts you to batten the moment when the
violators of Treaties, to make ufe of the expref-
lions of a Roman hillorian when fpeaking of the firft
Punic. War, (hall learn, that courage never deliberates
whether it (ball fight on foot or on horfeback, by land
or by lea." Citizen Tartasssoa, in name of the ad-
miniltrative eommiffion and members of the admini-
ftrative body refident at Paris, tells him : already Ci-
tizen CHIOS CONSUL you have acquired the tide of the
pacificator of Europe : to this you- will add that of
the rellorer of the-liberty of the feat, by puniihing
that perfidious government which, jealous of your
glory and that of France, has made a treaty of peace
a iratagem of war, and by letting no bounds to its
cupidity, has organized itfelf into a piratical power.
Speeches of a limner kind were addrefed to Madame
BON•IPARTI, after which the RAILLY sIe•FSIOLSTTa
delivered his credentials as Miniler Plenipotentiary
of the Order of Malta, and various members, of the
diplomatic body were prefented, among whom were
the Chevalier Azaaa, the Spanitb amber:adore the
Chevalier Townes', Baron de DUSTS*. the Dinah
Envoy Extraordinary, Baron EkaanswattotEnvoy
Extraordinary of the Leo of Swznan,lLdeLiiirro,
the Bavarian Minifter, M. D'Ousart, the Ruffian
Charge d'Affaires, and Count de Maecoxr, Lieute-
nant-General in the fervice of his Majefty the Em.
peror of all the Ruffians. Trench 5 per cents. 53 E
So e. for t ft Vend. year 12, so L 90 e.

VIIIINWA, AUGUST 3.—His Royal Highstfiv the
Archduke endiates will (hardy proceed to Gana,
to teview the troops in that Province. His Royal
nighties will be accompanied by Lieetenant Gene-
rals Prince FSIDIaI AU D and Count Deana. and Adju-
tants General Count Cott's sloop and Daum:m.-
11d. de Boccuiarai. Minifler Pkeipmentisq of the Li-
gurian Republic. had his firi mammal the Em-
peror, to prcfent his credentials. •Hiraisitemeic Ma.
jelly has recalled Mr. Pam,* *MS Ifedifter at
asr. Conn. Mr. Ssewaan. Sumitary at Legation.
-will cranduft the affair of the mobs* till the arrival
of a tiew Ambaffadoc,
Amnesties'. Jett f6.o4thillittllet Scauestiltd-
Planate; who is now7ot. Erni% with the cites
Consu ',will be placed: it the bead at our Gown-

ment.—Matimsr.
CNISTANTINOPLIJOIIII29.7IIIIOsans °Reins,
Sus, Chentalow, Hol, and Terois, have Tent hither
AmitafasiOrs, to ramonftrate againa the invafion of
the tonstry of the Lefguis, by the Romans. They
ha•e reptefented to the Porte that Ruts& is making
daily encroachments on the ancient potations, and
that it was in this manner that they Ceased on the
Crimea. The Porte, conflant in its fentiroents t♦
wards Rnifill, has fent back the Amhaffadnrs, re. ,
commending mince to taem. We have received
here the dittieffing nit-ingests, that the Cities of
Mecca and Medina have been taken by the new Ara-
bian &Aeries.

Saturday his biajasre held a Council at Windfor,
which was fully attended.
At the Court at St. James's, the t7tb day of Ali-
gn'', tBoJ, refeut the Kipo's moft excellent Majs
ty in Council
His Muter', baring been pleafed to appoint the
Right Honourable Citaatss YORK, to be one of his
MAPISTY'S Princ_ipal Secretaries of State, be was
this day, by his biaissres command, fwom one of
his Maisswr'sPrincipal Secretaries of State accord-
ingly.

The Kiva has bees pleafed to grant the dignity of
a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, unto DAVID WIDDBASUBM, of Baltis-
dean, in the county of Perth. FA. and to the heirs
amale of his body lawfully begotten, with remainder
to the heirs mile of the body of Sir ALBUM'S'
Watootaauan; of Miami's, deceafed:

Difpatchei were received yeflerday from Peterf-
burgh by the cottenburgh Mail, which were for-
warded to Lord Hawasseuav, at Coombe.

The Ruffian A mbatrador at Paris, Count Mat COIn
it is Paid, has made preffing reprefentations to the
French Government again the occupation of Na-
ples, and with faced& General Sr, CYR, the French
Ambafador, on his arrival at Naples, protnifed
that the tranquillity of the kingdom &wild not be
diflorhed, provided that the Royal Family continued
in their capital.

The walnut Kees, which have Rood above a cen-
tury in Hyde Park, are ordered to be cut down.—
They have been purchaled by en eminent gun4mith,
who intends converting theta into gunlocks. The
turchaferaoney was soul •