Star.
London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

theistic :
Some letters Bate, one of his Judges waited upon
dr. prifoster .by fuperior command, and addretted
Minas as follows :—" I base not the honour to be
bourn by you, Sir, but I come to prefent you this
raper to 11p, to obtain you your liberty." " Wit I
Intow you very we 11,,, replied Georges, " you are
IL. Giusti. one of my aloft moderate judges' whom
/have remarked as tech. I know you have former-
ly been a Member of the Parliament of Paris. and
Comataadant of Corfica. I like you very well; but
yoga. fall
I diflike. I belong to England, and
Ma I Bull not crave pardon; if the Emperor choofes
to do it. let me be exchanged for tome French pri-
*mem" George's Advocate is raid to have under-
labia to pretest a pe:ition upon this fubje4t to the
Laporte, to obtain his exchange for font French
*Seer of ,difthaftion detained as prifoner of war In
Zagland.
The following anecdote proves farther the &unser'
of this eztnordinary man's chandler s--A few days
after his condemnation, he gave a French crown to
one of the turnkeys to fetch him a bottle of good
wine, defining him to keep the tell for his trouble.—
The fellow was impudent enough to bring him the
wort wine that could be procured. " Nay," lays
Georges, opening the bottle, 0 this wine is not worth
a'fous."...." Good enough" replied the turnkey, " for
Mach a robber as you are; in a few nights the guillo-
tioe will fettle your bufinefs," Georges enraged at
this unmanly outrage, took up the bottle, and threw
It with fuch violence at the fellow's head, that he was
carried off fentelefs.
The printers of Paris have not been able to fupply
the demand for the fpeeches of General Moreau and
his defender. Of the latter alone upwards of 40,000
copies have been fent to the departments.
'rhe American Minifter, Livia csrom has return-
ed with good bills for fifteen millions of livres; hut
Ise was; notwithdanding, not received by Tact, T-
itan") in the manner he etpeeed, after his financial
and political expedition to England; becaufe, more
money. and a better iffue. were hoped for here. On
Livsnotroa's firft conference. after his arrival here,
he remained clofeted with T , for fix hours,
and a courier was fent to the Emperor immediately
afterwards who ordered T to wait upon
his Majelly. The rumour of peace,
of
by Lir.
INGITOM'S journey, was received with a fistisTattioa
every where, not agreeable to the conquerors of Eng-
land in petto; even the proud warriors on our coal!
began to carets a derive of rather negociating with,
than combating, the flop-keepers, bccaufe they began
to think, from the intrigues ot their Sovereign for a
peace, that hi- means to d.-ftroy modern Carthage d;d
pot correfpond with his &fire. This has canted the
paragraph in the Koniteur, denying what is very well
known here. and which, a month ago, Government
did rot conceal, that Mr. Livingßott was fent pour
swage le knees, " to found the Cab:net," as Talky-
rand himfelf laid. But what confirms the partici,- 1
Mara of the million of Mr. Lie ingfion is, that another
neutral Minitter was And to undertake it, bat Te•
fated until he could obtain pertniffion tom his
Court; regarding, as moll poliucians here do, theft
iniffions merely as intrigues, to lull England into a
fatal fecutity when the blow is intended to be (truck.
Should the war continue twelve months longer, our
now remairang part of trade will be entirely anni-
hilated. Our merchants and anufailurers are al
ready in the greaten surd's, everywhere. for want
of ready money ; all confidence being at an end, and
little is done but for e.ah. Several new and non-
pelted failures have slimmillsed *hat little confidence
remained* The dircount en the bah .1 our fir g
boufes (no other a.v dig-counted), ha% ariferi Irons
one and • half and two per cent.
Lto aree and
titer,
r
and a halt ref cent. in the month ; even Lyon ei
it ot bulge, date than two m-o.ths. tom. per cent.
in the m..nth mutt he pail. nave we nut reafon
.... A -C....U. Ana 01 the MU 1

FRIDAY, JULY IL
MICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONZ O'CLOCII
Coot for July s:44tcdueed 56-omnisna 41 per.
Lang
Long A. 16
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
Bank Stock Long Ann. 16 9 16i
India Bonds s
3 per Cent. Red. 56.1 56 ‘ • 3s. dit.
3 per C Conf. AnnAkut frith 5 per Cent. 85
• per Cent. 7311 Eselteq. Bills, Is. ss.dgi
5 per Colt. Navy Rut Ornniunt 4 pron.
5 pit Ceut.l797 9711 Confols for ace. 57%51
DIALS N, JUNI 29.--Gov.
Ikon r CCM. 7i,
Exchange—Dublin on n xi*

Difpatches, over land, were yefterday received at
the India Houfe. They are not, however, of fo late
a date by a month, as thole which brought intelli-
gence of Peace having been concluded with the
Mahrattas. The delay, we underltand, has been ec-
calioned by the difficulty of travelling through
Egypt in the prefent diflurbed Rate of that country,
which will alto account for the advice' of the ra
cation of the Treaty by the Marquis WELLISLIT not
having yet arrived.

Yellerday morning, (non after breakfall, the ROYAL
FAMILY walked in Kew Gardens.
Wednefday evening, about fix o'clock, his MA.
years', accompanied by Printeffes &rata and Au a.
LIA, rode through Richmond. Her MajZiTY, and
the Pan ics:lsis followed in three phaetons. On their
return, about eight o'clock, they vifited the Duke of
Curse v ,at his houfe on Kew Green, and took
tea ; during which his Royal Highnefs's band play-
ed at the door.
Yeßerday morning Mr. Fosraa. Mr. Brasserie%
and the Loan Cirancski.oa tranfaffed bufinefs with
Mr. Pare, at his honfe in Downing-Itreet.
Lord Duncan is &rattly eapeffed to receive an im-
portant Command. His Lordfhip attended at the
Admiralty yenerchy, and had a conference with Sir
Jowa COLNOTS, in the abfence of Lord Ms xvit.ks.
Government, is is Paid. has received pofitive intel-
ligence of the enemy's defign to attempt a landing.
as newly as polfibk at the fame time. inrfe and
Guernfey. Difpatches were fent off on Wednefday
to both thefe Iffands. All the troops along the op-
polite line of the French coat, from Coutance to
Vahville, have been in conflant movement during the
whole of lag week, and reinforcements had arrived
from the interior.
Wedcefday embarked at Cowes, on board the
outward bound Indiamen, for Madras and Bengal,
his Majelly's 17th Regiment of foot, Soo Rrong, well
appointed. and moßly• young men. The Regiment
bas been in the Ifle of Wight upwards of fix weeks,
and their exemplary conclue, during their Ray, en-
titled them to the regret of the inhabitants at their
departure.
General Ds Lancer has refigned his &nation as
Barrack Halter General, in contequence of ill health.
Report mentions Gen. Hswerr as his fucceffor.
Colonel Tecsow, of the nth Regiment of Foot,
is appointed by his Majesty, to command the Vo-
lunteers of the Ifk of Wight ; and •Lieut. Col.
Kiwi. to be Infpeffing Field-Officer.
Mr. Ti has refjgned the command of the
Somerfet-plue Volunteirs. Mr. Calamine is eleffed
in his Read.
The Prince of Wat.ts's Volunteers met yeflerday
afternoon in the Green Park, where they had a field
day.
Loord MOIRA did not review them as reported.
His Lord MOSILA did not review them as reported.
liii Lnrd(bip dined yefterday with Colonel Mikis
PATEN ANDREWS.
The Loyal Whitechapel Volunteers had yeflerday
a field day, under the command of Major MARSHALL.
They muttered Soo (Irons, who went through their
military exercife with great precifion. 'l'lll* corps
are now upon permanent duty, and mount guard re-
gularly at their head-quartets in the Tenter Ground,
Goodman's Fields.
On Tuefday fennight, the Lancaller Volunteers,
commanded by Licurenant•Colonel BRADSHAW, re-
turned to Liverpool from Ornificirk, where they had
been on permanent duty for three weeks.
The :if Wiltibire. Cardiganfhire. and Merioneth-
Mire Regiments of D.lilitia, are ordered to the Isle
of Wight, to replace the r7th Regiment. embarked
for the Eafk Indies.
Ott l'tiday morning UR, embarked at the garrifon
jetty, Hull, Captain )/VN IT 11, and Lieutenant Rt
uofn.
and Enfign SAUND , with a detchmen
about eighty rank and file of the Third Royal Lin
coin Militia, who hare been taught the great gun
ezeacife ; and failed the fame tide, with camp equi
page, and a proportion of powder, round, grape,
and cafe (hut, and (mall gores, &c. (or the batteries at
Shepherd's Houfe, and White Booth Roads, in Lin-
colnfhire. and the Spurn Head, in Holdernefs.
Saturday the &It regiment of Glafgow Volunteers
commanded by LAURIINCI CRAIG at, Efq. Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant, arrived from Stirling, where
they had been un permanent ditty for thirty days.
The Canadian Fencible Regiment, commanded by
Brigadier-General Paraa are marched into Glaf
gow, from Hamilton. Theyl are a body of uncom-
monly Rout good looking men, in number about 7cio.
The St. Andrews Regiment of Royal Fife Volun-
teers, commanded by Lieut. Cul. Car•r. now on
permanent duty in Dundee Barracks, was reviewed
on Friday, the :nth of June. by Major General
M.Dols•Lo, on the ezercifing grnnnd adjoining.
who, in the firongent terms, was pleafed to exprefs
his entire fatisfaltion with the Readincfs and correß.
ncfs with which the movements and firing were
performed by the Regiment.
The French in Hanover are celebrating, with the
utmoll gaiety, the acceffiun of B o the Im-
perial Throne. All this is done at the expellee of the
inhabitants, who are obliged, dining thefe fellivities,
to give double allowance to the Officers and fidiers
that may happen to be quartered a ith them. By or-
der of the new Commander in Chief, BF RNALKIE 'I 1,
all the hunting apparatus formerly bel..nging to the
S .vereign, is put in requitition, and will
immedi-
Atli be iraroported to Paris.
Ycflerday a porter, named Finis, after having de-
livered his lead al a diaper'. in Lutfga.e•oreet, fell
eves a heap of dunes; and dlocared Ids knee-pan.