Star.
London, England, 1811-07-22 00:00:00

'IIIF, EV ENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, JULY 22.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Ct. Cons. for money 64—Ditto for account 62i
3 p r Ct. Ittkluce.,l 63f—Navy 5 per Cent. 934 94
4 per Cent. 74—Bonds Us. prem.—Omnium
lacheq. (3t.1.) par to 3s. prem.Dltto (3fd.)•ss. 6s. presn.

The John Adams, American frigate, passed Ply-
mouth on Friday evening, and, after landing a Gen-
ii:man charged with dispatches for the American
Minister in London, proceeded on her voyage to
America ; she sailed from Cherbourg onWednesday.
We understand that Mr. HAMILTON is on board the
John Adams, and is the Bearer of a communication
of the first importance from the American Minister at
Paris, or 'rather from the French Government. The
mature of this communication is of course kept a pro-
found secret, but a Gentleman who has the best op-
portunities of knowing the present state of the rela-
tions between France and America, informs us, that
in France a war is considered to be inevitable. On
the other hand we learn, upon the authority of an
American vessel which has arrived at Portsmouth,
that all vessels belonging to the United States, in the
Garonne, had been released, and having taken car-
goes on board, were waiting a fair wind to carry them
out on their return to America. The bonds exacted
on their arrival, until the decision of the Emperor
respecting them should be made known, had not been
acted upon. The New Orleans packet had sailed for
the United States.

STAR-OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Darlington packet, Captain HARVEY, has ar-
rived at Falmouth, with a Mail from Lisbon. We
have only time to give the following Extracts. Our
Readers will observe that no movements of any im-
portance have taken place.
LISBON, JULY 6.

Yesterday disembarked three English Regiments
of Infantry, which arrived the day before, and yester-
day morning a regiment of Hussars marched to join
Lord WELLINGTON.
JULY 7.—. The armies are much in the same state as
they were, not even a skirmish. The enemy is rather
retiring.--The 77th and 58th Regiments and some
others anded here on Friday from England.

Ministers are in possession of accounts to the 3d
inst. which state that Lord WELLivaroN considered
himself in every respect secure, and that there was
every probability of the enemy's being speedily com-
pelled to bre,ak up, from the want of subsistence for
so numerous an army, and the difficulty of maintain-
ing their communications.—Of the successful opera-
tions of General BLAKE nothing more is yet known.
The account of his success was communicated.by te-
legraph on the 4th, in Portugal, and no intelligence
of a more recent date has yet been received in this
country. The private advices by the last conveyance,
state in positive terms, that no further retrograde
movement was intended by Lord WELLINGTON, and
that he was fully prepared either to give battle to the
enemy, in case of being attacked, or vigorously to pure
sue him, in the more probable event of his retreat.
An order had been issued from head-quarters, in
which the Portuguese Magistrates were requested to
make every effort to procure carriages to convey, with
the utmost speed, the reinforcements to the Army.

THE FOLLOWING IS A CORRECT LIST THE FRENCH
NAVAL FORCE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, IN APRIL :
Ships. Guns. Commanders.
Mm.Gantheaurne,Ch.Ad.d'Etat.
Majesteuse . 120 /. Major Durance au, Prem. Adj.
Voisin, Capt. Violet.
Austertity , Vice-Admiral Allemand.
/Captain Gino.
Commerce de Patis 120 R.-Adm. Cosmez, Capt.Brouard.
Donauvart SO Captain Internet.
Durlos.
Henry.
Allemand.
Lavine.
Montalvert.
Jugan.
• Petit .
. Senoy.
• Matre.

Um

Dnube -

- 74

Breslaw - •:4
.
Sugrein 74
Getiovis 74
BAaglianime 74
Ajax
La force -
iiannibal (E.)

74
74 ••
- '74
PRIGATLI.
Penelope . 40 •--- -DubOtirtlieu, C. V.
1)0810110 - .. 40 ---- Losamel.
Pauline - - 40 •----- Montfort.
Amelle - - 40 ---- Maynard.
Proserpine (E.) -. 36 •----- Gantheaume.
Incorruptible - 40 --- Martin, C. F.
Thetnise . - - .16 .----Villen•
Adrien (new) - 40 (unknown.)
La Victoriesse, 22 carrAnades, Capt. --.
BUILDING.
Morarque, 120 guns; Sceptre, 74, at Toulon, launched.
A line of battle ship and kfrigate, at Genoa.
STORI-SIIIM
La Maviere, 800 tons, Capt. —, 80 guns.
I.a Baleine, 800 --•—, 30.
Durance, 500----s 26.
AT CORED.
I.a Panar, 40 Sens, Capt. Decauche.
.La Fiore, 40 --, -- Lambert.
AT LIOBAT.
La Girafe, armed sore ship, 800 tons, SO guns,burnt by H. M.S.
Pomone, Uni:e and Scour, on the Ist May, 1817.
La Caravan, armed .tort ship, 630 tons, 30 guns.
AT LEGHORN, PORT PSSIN C, AND GENOA.
L'Abeille, 18 Carron:ldes. 86-prs. comniabded by Murat, L.P.
Le Courier, l'Endynnon, Janus, la Ligurle, 16 carronades each.
A r PORT VENDRII.

La Fatigue, 90 Carvonatles, 96-pounders.
La Fkche, 10 Carronadcs, 18-peunders, (a schooner.)
N.B. '1 hey have more store-ships, but at present their names
are unknown.
By a Letter from off Toulon, dated May 19,1811:
The Ships building in April were found ready for sea, which
Lade the French ships IS sail, and 4 sail are still building.
VAIPLX/, MAY 15.-.. Ont Ship of the LAW