Star.
London, England, 1804-08-03 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.
PIMP. OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confab:, for money, s6i 57.40 t Augua, 371*—Ralimed 37C
Comnium St.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock Mitt 62 Long Ann. tun 3-t6
3 per Can. Red. Ann. s7fte Imp. Ann. ft
3 per Can. Conf. 57** Otanitnn
4 per Cent-7AM Foglia+ Tirkras 171 rta•
per Cent Navy 9141. Confab for &cc. /71**•
5 per CC" 1797 984 •

This morning arrived a Mail from Lifbon, brought
to Falmouth by the WALSINGHIII packet, in eleven
days paffage. By this Mail we have received letters
from Gibraltar, by which it appears that no new ever.t
of any importance has taken place in that quartt.r
lince our lilt. We fubjoin au extrati I
II 01 JUNI 29.

I have no news of any kind to gire you. Tbere
have been no accounts from Lord Laos's fleet this
month pat.

" Every thing is quiet in this neighbourhood, and
the Spaniards kern to entertain no apprebention of a
war with England.
a The liaccvom has bean very at .live in. annoying
the privateers in the Streights, Co that they now fel•
dam venture out. A few days ago, the drove one
on (bore near Tariffs, killing the Captain, and kverat
of the crew, and forcing the remainder to abandon
her."

As the Hamburgh Mail. due on WednefdaY
arrived yefterday after this Paper had been at prefs,
iu contents could be given only in a part of our im-
prerroo. The moll important intelligence it brings
is that which relates to the opening of the Protocol
in the College of Ream.' and Princes at ftatiAson, on
the fubjea oT the Euraitoa of Russia's Note. The
refult of the dircufGonon Oil 644 will form enable
us to judge what co.operation our Government has
to caps& from the Continental Powers in the arduous
canto* in which we are now engaged.

Is French journals to the :A nithave fo been re.
eciTed, but the intelligence they bring is o very little
importance. The contents of tints lou and of
the Hambmgb Mail, will bp found lq dui preceding
Mamas.

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The intelligence by the 14 sail earrous, ha a
great meafore, opr opinions on the inerttaftog =item
derflanding between Frame end RUE& The Gran
Signor, Emperor of the G&uhy wfll endeavour to
raife his brother the Grand Spier. Emperor of the
Tuyks againQ the RuEana. For this, es we have
before mentioned, he has fevers! reafons. In tho
probable event of a war with Raffia, be will thus
caufe a powerful diverfion in his fatour s and he will
no doubt obtain a footing in fome of the Terkins ter.
ritories as an ally and.protetior.

That the bar of fepara t io n between, France and
Ruffs is widening fa% we have, betides the apparent
ratites, other reafons of a ptivate name, which we
are not at prefenx at liberty to fate, but which make
us pellet:HY convinced that nothing but retraction
and conciliation en the part of BIM/4/411t?l can now
avert the impendent form. Sbouht he provoke tt
war with Raffia, it will appear pretty evident that
he walla tophitee the invabon of this country.

Wednefday the Rover. Fawns' walked on Wind-
for terrace. The evening being remarkably fine, molt
of the neighbouring Nobility were prefent ; his Ma,.
jS4TY converfed with feversl of them. Soon after
eight o'clock the Roves. FAMILY retired to the new
Mufic Room in the Cattle, and had a tacit party.

Yefterday morning his MAJISTY, the Duke of
Kiwi., and Princeffes SOPHIA and AMELIA' took an
airing on horfeback to Cranbourn Lodge. Her Ma-
J& ITY and the other Psowcasszi Molt a ride on the
Maidenhead road in a fociable. ,

Difpatchts were yeflerday received at the Admi-
ralty, from Admiral Cootaana, of Ferrol, dated
on board the NORT
26th oh. which were forwarded to Lord MiLVILLip
at Wimbledon, by a Meffenger.
The following is a corm& Itatement of the Force
now in camp at the Curragh of Kildare :

'ark sa Royal Artillery, compored of hark, heavy led bed
brigades-300 men and so guns,

CAVALRY.

Querns Dragoon Guards
I ads Light Dragoons

17th Light Dray:o9m

IN/ANTRY,
$4 Lat. of the 26th sd Bat. of the 66th

24 ' Ditto rett _... -..-...
Ditto ditto 8 ad. or Prbox oi
Ditto Ditto 32d Wales's Regiment
Ditto Ditto 38th Monte.= militia Two &tram*
TWO BataMOOS 47th Meath . of Light
Ditto Ditto 50. Leitrim Infantry at the
Ditto Ditto 654 Donegal Line.

The above regiments, with a large Commillariat,
form a body of about ts,ooo men, and are now en-
camped in light matching order, and ready to move
on the %ortea notice.

'Yellenlay morning the remains of the late Earl of
Limas ocwere removed from bit !mule in GrofvenT
Equate for interment, to the family vault in Sr. Mi-
chael's Church, Dublin. The ceremony was quits
private, -being attended by only the tour folb)wing
carriages. and one mourning coach, via.
The family cam*.
Lott Vermont ciansres, (now Part of Leitrim).
Lord Sedaer'e. sad Mr. awseines.
The Hearfe sod ha, richly summoned with ottridee feathers.

amended as
es pies, mates, feathers. tee. Ike.
The body was inclofed in three coffins.; the Mfide
one was lead, lined with white Coin ; the middle cof.
hn was oat, and the outfide coffin elm, covered with
rich aimfou velvet, fuperbly mounted with Over-silt
coronets, arms, cherubems, claps, handles, and nails,
with a law plate, on which was an infcription 4
the deceeM's name, titles, are, lite.