Star.
London, England, 1803-11-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OPE OW
3 Per Cent Cond for own 537 34
Ditto, for Nor. 33f 34
Reduced 33H-4 per Cent. 6110
Old s per Cetit.B44--Now ditto Sit
Dumdum It to Si dd.
PRICE OF.STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Via 14$
3 pas Cent. Reel. (21 33
3 per C Cent 53t
4 pa Ccut.6ll4
1 per Ceut. Ann. 87iii
Ditto. 1797 8;f44
Lang Ann. as 7 16

Short Attu. 3 2-16
India Steck t 64
Imps 3 per C. pi
Otnniton SI dlf.
Lottery Tickets, 111. es.
Conf. for acc. ssti

His MAJESTY'S Speech on opening the SeQion of
Pediament yederday, will be found in its proper
place. The Addrefs was moral in the Houfe of
Lords by the Marquis of &too, and was feconded by
the Earl of Ltwaatca. In the Houfe of Commons
it was mowed by the Honourable Carom Maier;
and C.:conded by Mr. Bit LLLLL r BVILAIIIL The
Addrefs paffcci unaninsouilj, and with fcarcely any
debate, in both Houfes.

Three Haniburgh Mails arrived this dm, but the
letters were not delivered out in time for this paper.
A private letter from the Hague of the 6th inltant,
mentions that great preparations have been ordered
by General Vicrot in all the cities, towns, and lea-
portsof the Batavian Republic, for the reception of the
Fla sr Co w s v cosh° intende d to pats tome fe w days with
his Ally, and infpeit the preparations going on for the
invafion of their common enemy ; Out fuch wasthe pub.
lic htirit in Holland and tbe adnsiration of BONAPA KT a's
alliance and proceedings, that all the inhabitants on
the coaft who had :ny means to remove, and to re.
tire to the interior or to the German frontiers, have
left their homes fooner than to witnefs the pretence
of the foreign tyrant of their country. The writer
Pays, that though every week tome Dash. Soldiers
and Sailors are Slot for defertion, or rrarefporied to
France for difobedience of French reqniStions, they
continee in numerous bands to leave their country.
—At Nimegeen, a whole Corps de garde con-
titling of ninety.two men, forced their officers to
croft the Rhine with them.; the men tatted in the'
Prnffiaa fervice, and the officers on their retutW

were, -by the orders of General VICTOR, tried and
thou becaufe they did not prevent their menfroco
deferting, and ,prefer depth to leaving their pa.
The Tailors :who efcape, are motily concealed in-the
interior, but if difco,ered, they are thou and the
perfoos who conceal them, after a fine of soo florins
for the firft time, are. on a fecond infraltion againft
the French revolutionary regulations, .condemned to
death. A fitherman and his wiferfrom Maeflandfluis,
were both flaot. by the order of Genet* liforisav,
at 'lathing, on the 4th infi. becaufe they had been,
for a (motel time, found to lave copcealed their
fon, who, after having been forced on board a
French• frigate, had deferred ; the fon was executed
.on board the frigate, after, he had beep witnefs to the
death of, his parents op chore. The reign of tenor
wit:infra as much Dutchmen. in .1803, as it dl
Frenchmen in 1793, and, like the French people, the
Dutch murmur, complain, but fubmit, whilß their
tyrants command, plunder, apd detlroy.

Lail night sve received .Paris Journals to the 7th
infirm inclufive. They Rate what we before .knew
from the Dutch Papers, thatt the FIRST Consul.
left Paris on the 3d, •to .vifit the Coafl.—The
Monikers is Meat refpaiing his progrefs ;—but a
letter from Bruffels, of the 4th, in the jeered da
Commence, of the 7th, gives the following as his
intended route along the De4cl) and Flemilh Coaft
" From Dunkirk to Nieuport, Offend, Bruges,
Brefkens ; from whence he is to pats the Scheldt to
go to Flufhing ; frpm thence to Verre, Middlebourg,
Weft Capelle t from whence he will go to &elite of
.South Aeveland ; from whence. pang the EMI
Scheldt, he will go to Bergen-op-Zoom, Breda, Ant.
werNitrufrels, and Ghent."
There is a report tbat Admiral Bawl, at Bon.
login, was dead, and is to be fucceeded by.the kni-
tter of Marine.
M. Puttee:aux, Prefident of the Bank of France,
in a fpeech addreired to the flare holders, 'about the
middle of October, Rated, that notwithltandirg the
e .pcnces of this eitabliflttnent, the dividend of the
year It amounted to 557 francs 3j cents, which is
equal to rta per cent. on the capital.
A•letter from (Mend of the sd fays, " that the di.
'Mon commanded by General Ouotaot has gone
into barracks there." A letter frOm the fame plate,
dated the 134 of Oftober lays, el that two divifions
of the flotilla are completely armed, and that the men
arc conftantly esercifed in fwimming and in naval
utanteuvres. A great number of boats are fitted up
fit the cavalry."
" 4 letter From Flufbing of the sat of Oftober,
likewife in the Afsairear, lays that " the portion of
the flotilla to be provided by the Batavian Republic
is nearly ready, and will be able to tranfport 40,000
men. A fquadrou of large (hips is afrembling in the
Testi."

•• The lltitation of the twills rf France and Hol-
land, fr. m Bayonne e) the tut), is the fubjeet of

%nivetfal intereft ar,J ennvcrfAtion. The portr of
F.huhourg, suu!^zne► Dunkidir, Phie.

}lunging:the Mode, and the Tad, daily fill with
velfels."

A letter from St. Wines, dated QrStober,l9, Rates,
" that thirteen.gun boats, equipped in thatoert, on
the a7th'fatled with five merchant Slips, and on the
following day thirteen other boats proceeded on their
definition. We have a hundred and forty,fut Bat
hostosned boats, which will proceed on their Jaime-
, 4011 in left tLan eight days.
e"•.rYeferday the pinnace No. 338, -which was-coo.
.itrufted here with fo muc}t•care, for atie Ade of the
Fla sr, Corso t., was !attached ia a slate Ready foi {ll3.
mediately proceeding to feamithlec full complement
on board. The pinnace pfterwardsmeeeded to Bou-
logne without returning to port:"
A letter from fit. Idolises, rioted the 16th Oilober,
lays, " Generals lotausaaass and Rama thisslay re-
.viewed the troops here. It is fuppored they will be
embarked in a few days on board the ilotilla which
entered our harbour a few days ago."

Pea:4llov. s.—The Senate met en the :Sib inn.
and the Tanta Cousin prefided, in. it.
Two camps, it is raid, Are about to beformed at
Dunkirk; the &tit will be eftabliOted in the neigh-
bourhood of the place vdsere,Boaareass will have
his bead-quarter;; the other, it is raid, which is
defined in particular for his• Body-guards, will be
at Mardick. The Commiffioners of die
Navy, at Dunkirk, hare feat, to Boulogne by the ca-
nals three cables of inuneofe fize, they are :7 inches
each in diameter, and weigh is,ooo pounds. They
are deftinesd, it is raid, for the floating batteties,con•
ftrufled in that port.
The people in all the villages on she borders of the
Foreft 9f Moignes, in Belgium, are employed at
prefent in making oars for the ufe of the flotilla
now fitting out in our.ports. The whole number of,
oars which thefe villages have been ordered to furl
&fit, with as little,delay as poifible, is ten thoi.fand.
This labour is carried on with the greateft rapidity.:
the workmen are paid in ready money, and at a price
advantageous to the workmen.
Nova sea aa 3.—The CH :sr Cousin fet out this day
onntour round the co:Ms:it is fupporeif dutche vral
be,abfent only a few days.

Nov. is afferted that the hEnifter of War will
.ignmediately leaveithis capital to join thaCas Con •
aux.—General Maastomr, who returned hither a few
days ago, (et oat again this day for the fame purpofe•
The fenator Scmoxra, deputyirom Haptbureb to
the French•government, has received from the Came
Concur.. alnuff box ornamented with his cypher. fet
round with diamonds. According to letters from
Braids, it is generally believed in that city, that the
Cni a r Consul will loon have an interview there with
the King of Sweden. It is added that his Swedifk
Majefly will repair thither mien.
HAGIII9 OCT. as.—The Batavian Kepublic wia
furnifh fisithe defeent on England. vefeli of diffe-
rent defeciptions to the amount of more than twelve
hundred. • A part of them will proceed along fltore,
or by the Scheldt to Belgium. The others will fail
from the ports of the Batavian Republic with the
troopi on board, which are defined for the expedi-
tion. There are reports that General Dasatitiotiwill
t Ike the command of the French* t troops ifs
.he
•
liap ;Republic.
Vienna. Ocr. in.—A report is prewalewto that
the Porte, findingitfelf incapable of refilling the ma-
mmas rebels now in arms viit* it in feieral pro-
vinces, has mfolved to apply to Ruffta. and to en-
deavour so enter into a clofe alliance with that
power. It is effaced, that the propofXls of the Porte
are to coiclude'with it a treaty of alliance, offenave
and defenfive, Ripulating a guaranty of the Ames of
the Grand Seignior in Europe.
Several Couriers have paired hers from Connunti-'
nople. One of them wish difpatelsesto*ilmpetial
Court. gave rife to an extraordinary Meeting of the
Cabinet. It is (aid. that infurreaion is almo4 nni-
verfal in Turkey. and that fromagypt, it his rapidly
fpread itfelfin Syria and Afia. In Europe four new
Rebels have united with Passwin OcLou, and the
Brigands of Romelia have re-appeared. Ina word,
the diforder in Turkey is to great, that the Powers
adjoining the Porte have been obliged to double the
forces which protea their frontiers, to defend them.
(elves from the rebels and the fpisit by which, they
•
are animated.
aunsaoua Oaos ;o.—Authentic letters from
Vienna Rate; that the Emperor, in confequence ofa
report from the Department of Finances. has refolved
to guarantee the Bank of Venice. This re(olution
will be fpeedily publifhed. The grand queßion,whe•
theport of Venice is to be declared a free port r re-
mains Rill undecided. A commiffion has been ap-
pointed to prefent a report on this (übjea. •
Mitan, Ocr. 27.—According t letters from
Sicily, the Grand Mater of the Order of Malta.•
who through fear, no doubt, that ?deem. where he
refided, might be attacked by the Englins, had re-'
tired to Catena, has quitted the latter and gone to
Corfou. Nothing, however. forms to announce that
England has any deign to attack Sicily. We are
(till 'lured that the neutrality of the Kona of Ne-
vus will be refpefted by the two belligerent powers.
and diet we mai afctibe to Come other cattle the de-
parture of M. 7aost•st frocc; Sicily, where be ap.
peated to have used his refidence. after having to-
lemt.ly test thlilbed his stria at MAD&