Star.
London, England, 1803-11-14 00:00:00

MONDAY, NOVEMBER g 4.

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3 per C Conf. 131 ii ' India Stock 163
4 per Cent. 67if rmnium dif.
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Ditto 1797 Cool. fur tee.
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Cowie ojEzebauge—D...Min on London 16.

TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR.

MY Loa"),

DOWLMS-Itratt, Nov. P. M.

I have the honour to acquaint your Lordft/ip that
I have this moment received the intelligence of the
furrender of Surinam, of the colonies of Denr,-
rara and Elrequibo, on the igth of September,
to his Majefty's Forces under the command of Gene•
;al Gain rti LD and Commodore Hoot).
I have the honour to bc, &c. &c.

HOBAR.T.

Difpatches are received at the Secretary of State's
OtEce from Lord R. FITZGERALD, our Minifler at
the Court of Lifbon, which are laid to remove all
apprehentions as to the immediate fafety of Nati-
gal. General LASNIS is (Wed to have communi.
eated to the PRINCE Ripeorr, that the army colled-
ed at Bayonne was now to aid the expedition againft
England.
The Commercial Treaty between this country and
America being on the point r t expiring, the renewal
of it gives t;fe to very animated and important dif-
euffions between this Government and that of the
United Stas,:s. The objects in difpute relate chiefly
to the flipulations of the tsth and 13th articles, by
which the United States of America are permitted to
trade to the Brits& fettlements in the Etta and Weft
Indies. The trade to the Weft India fettlements is
limited to American produce or manufactures, and
the burthen of veffels fa trading not to exceed 70
tons. The Americans contend for a greater latitude
in both thee branches, and it is even faid that they
peels the matter in a very menacing tone.
This morning arrived a Mail from New York and
Halifas, brought to Falmouth by the Pelmets: Eel-
learnt packet : the is under quarantine.
Letters are received flout New York, brought to
Brifloi by a merchant vacl called the New York
Packet, which kft that city on the Bth of October.
By this conveyance we learn, that at the time of her
faqing, the malignant fever which had raged there
wi./1 fetch dreadful violence, was fnmewhat abated.
—Some other vet Tels have arrived from New York,
after a pairage of 23 days.
By a letter from a moll refpeCtable quarter in Ja-
maica. it is Rated as a fad, that abont the firli week
i t September, the French actually were feeding on
thole very bloodhounds which they had procured to
bunt down the blacks.
Mr. NATHANIEL DINH/111.4 the Hon. Eaft India
Company's fervice, :arrived at the India Monte on
Saturday. Mr. Us v Haw lefe Calcutta the 3d of
April lA, on board the Loan Feonv, C.:pta:n
A SWE ETV, and reached St. Iselena the ..)!!1 of
; but meeting there with the CAMILLA. ham
Molest in Arabia to Cowes, commanded by Capt. tin
jost•To. WAIT, he embarked on b.iaid her the arch
of Angela, and read ed Cowes haul Vri,lay morning.
His Majcfly's (hop Citent.ave.C.lpt. Esc', I! is ar•
rived at St. Helena with a Dutch Veil CI, st: the
raptured 48 hours after the le% the C .pe. This vet
fel was bound ironi the Cape rt-God Hort to BAtiii:l
with oifpatchcs : :he dirra:ches were alto .lit thrown
esveriu ard. but by the t.:t eat ezentitai ..1 the crew et
his Maje;ly's p • I they were rccov•re.l.
The (polo- the An:ra sod ot I iv:r.
gool. not 43 dap, all well ; anJ, on the .tythof
ti

October Ihe fell in with the Nonpareil, private fhip
of war, Captain CHAPMAN, on the Nymph Bank.
The Nonpareil had been out three months without
taking any prizes I but Captain CHAPMAM put a
prize-mailer (Mr. GREY), an officer, and ten men,
on board the Camilla, who tondulted her to the
place of declination.
Goven.or PATTEN had arrived at St. Helena with
the firfl intclliv.ence of the War, two days previoufly
Mr. DxNIIARt'S leaving that Wand.
The following Eaft Indiamen were at St. Helena,
when the Camilla failed :
The Baring - Capt. Meadows.
United Kingdom --Richardfon.
Minerva • - Welden,
Lord Eldon • ..-- sweac

with two Dutch Eft Indiamen and an Armed Brig
(pritc), an Engli(h whaler, Srivsts, and the AT-
Las, Botany Biy (hip, IA from China, with Teas
for the Honourable Company.
The LORD ELDON, in which Mr. DiNWA/4 failed
from Bengal, tell in with a French Eatt Indiaman,
two days After doubling the Cape of Goad Hope,
a•nich kept in fight, and fometimes near, till within
, about four d tys of their making St. Helena, when
they loft her during the night. The Frenchman
' made many private fignals, which. not lseing anfwer-
ed, they hoilled their colours, and the Englifir did
the fame. It was not then known on board the LoaD
ELDON, that the war had broken out; and molt
likely the French were equally ignorant of this event.
Enfign MACRRHZII and ill Colonel Hirprostar,
(of the Bengal Eflabliihment) were pallingers on
board the LORD ELDON. Captain RICHARD ADAMS
(paffenger) died a few days previous to their doub-
ling the Cape) and Capt. ROSIRT Error (alfo
patrenger) died a few days after clearing the Bay of
Bengal. •

This morning we received the following Letters:

GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER 14.

" The Syren American brig of war arrived from
, Tangiers ye(erday evening, which place she left in
the morring, with the account of the Americans
having concluded a peace with the Etarterot of Me.
eocco. Commodore Piteet.s, who commanded the
American squadron here, was then at Tangiers, and
'bad (everal conferences with the Estrszott, who left
Tangiers yeaerdaynorning, after figning the treaty.
The Ameticaos have given back the Moorills co;
vette, which they had taken, as one of the article.; of
Treaty.

Tl.c WrszLE brig arrived this morning from
Lord NELSON'S fquadron, in feven days, which was
then all vrcll. The MONMOUTH arrived alfo from
Naples, in fifteen days palrage, at which time the
French were withdrawing their troops from the Nea-
politan territories.

'fir French have fcven fail of the lino at Tou-
lon, all completely ready for lea. They launched an
gun fhip lately, which they arc fitting out as fait
as they can.
The accounts from Malaga to-day bring the
melancholy intcliigence of the yellow fever having
(hewn afelf in diErcnt parts of the City, as well as
in the fuhurbs, to which it was at fiat confined, and
great apprehenfions are entertained of its fpreading
over the country. Every precaution is taken here to
guard agaiult fu horrible a calamity being intro-
duced."