Star.
London, England, 1803-11-21 00:00:00

MONDAY, M.WLMBER st.

PRICE OF STOCL.:3 ruts OAY AF ONC O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cr..fols. for Tom, $:,l.
Ditto, re- N.ventber, 51;
Redite,d 6'l
Old c iwr e, -rt. R6l .\ Cw 3 pc, Ccut. 8;
Ontuitrn F:i
PRICE or STOCK'S YESTERDAY.
per Cult. Red. r. Imp. Ann. 8 15• t 6
skr C Conc. t 11; It.dia Stock 164 i
4 p.m ..!cnt.t -IOS Excheq. Bills.
pzr Cent. Ann. 861 87 Osmium 81 dif.
I' '!' 1'97 S7f. Lottery Tickets, 171. 45.-
Lona Acn. t;1 7 t 6 Conf. for acc. sli
Duin N. Nuvcstsalt t 7.-5 per Cent. Goy. Debenture 871.
Comic of Esthangc—Dublinon London ist.

We are much concerned in Rating the lofs of the
Cites frigate, of 3: guns, on Wednefday evening
I eft. She was in chace of a French privateer, and
unfortunately ftruck the ground, by which accident
The m ttle fo much water, that the crew were obliged
to leave lit,r next day. She went down foon after.
The crew were brought into Yarmouth Roads by
tierce filing vat's on Friday,

By a brig belonging to Mr. ATZINSON, of Hull,
which arrived at Plymouth on Thurfday laft, in nine
days from Bilboa, with chefnuts, we learn, that on
the news reaching Spain of the orders fent to our
Cullom-horde, not to permit veffels to fail for that
country or Portugal, till a convoy fhonld be appoint-
ed, all the velrels in Spanifh ports, loaded with wool
for England, had been ordered to be detained. At
Bilboa they knew not whether it was intended to ftop
vefrels loaded with fruit ; and the above brig, with
Come others, got out before infix uaions to that cffeet
were received from Madrid.

On this fubjeel we have alto been favoured with the
following letter. The Gentleman to whom we are
indebted for it, arrived at Portfmouth yefterday in
twelve days, and confequently left Bilboa on the
faun day with the above mentioned brig:

" Portfmouth, Nov. 20.

" I this day arrived here in the !hip Frow Etty, R.
P. Buss mailer, from Bilhoa in twelve days ; have
to acquaint you, that on the sth inßant, while lying
at that place, an embargo was laid on all (hips bound
fur England, and that on the 6th infant, a mob of
women affembled, and caufcd a good deal of difur•
bance, by threatening to flop all veffels laden with
chefnuts, owing to the thort crop of that article in
the neighbourhood laft feafon."

The following important article appears in the
Null ildverfifer of Saturday !aft, which Rates the
letter to have been received by a veffel arrived at
Newcaille from Tonningen

0 FISSISIIIEIR) SEPT. 3.

a No doubt you will have beard before this reaches
you, that the French have demanded of the Ham.
burghers a loan of one million Rerling, offering
them Hanover as a fecnrity. The courier who
brought this demand arrived laft night, and this day
being the greateft holiday they obferve in the year,
and no newfpaper printed, it is difficult to get at the
truth ; but I believe it to be certain, that if the mo-
ney is not furniffied, the French will take poffeffion
of the city. Such at leaft is the current report.—
The Britifis Minitter, it is Paid, has told the Ham-
burghers, that if they do, all Hamborgh property
in England &all be cOnfifcated. The French are
jealous of the trade of Hamburg!), and Bon A PAWS'S
winos to ferve us as he has done every other country.
This will certainly be the cafe with us in the end ; for
money he muff have, and he has got none at home."
Since our 'Taff Dutch papers to the toth infiant
have been received: they bring news from Paris to
the 6th inftant.

According to thefe Journals the FIRST CONSUL
left Paris on the 4th infant, to infpea the prepara•
lions on the coat for the invafion of this country,
and was expeeed at Boulogne on the 9th. This
agrees with the intelligence we communicated on
Friday, namely, that it was underillood at Morlaix,
on the t gth, when a cartel, fine arrived at Plymouth,
quitted that port, that BONA►ARTE was then at Bou.
logne with his own regiment. According to the
Noniteur the Fl s r Cott sot. was not to be &bleat from
Paris above ten or twelve drys.
The Paris Journals complain of the difficulty
which the gun boats experience in palling from one
port to another, owing to the tyrants of the lea being
continually on the watch to harafs them
The following are the only articles worthy of no•
tice prefented in thefe papers :
PARIS, NOV. 3.—Btlide, the armed boats that have
arrived at Boulogne from Dunkirk, two other divi-
lons have fortunately came into harbour there.—
he one put to ica from Havre de•Grace, having the
tcth half btigade of light troop, nn boat d ; the other
was from Etaples, and exchanged come fhot with the
Fnglilh, but received no damage. Heavy artillery
and piquet' of cavalry were polled along the coax to
protect them from haven to haven.

We hear from Granville that a divillon of twenty
armed boats left Cherbourg Oft. 38, which is &only
to I.c followeJ by nay of greater force.
The f. rvcc Ahmg the coax is thus divided :—Ge•
rteral Pat:t.t r in the department of Ls Vendle ; Ge
cs al Ls Co: r s from ilutitg Neuf to the Vilainer Ge•
I tr.tl SEBAsTlahl 11,1T1 the V.laine to Lica; General
Misaoss from to Cala—Ali j Col. is Huv“Ava

from Caucale to Havre t and General Duras from
H 4 vie to Boulogne.
Two camps, it is Lid, are to be formed near Don-
kirk, one of which is to confift of the Confular
Guards.

Nov. 4.—The Minifter of the Marine yefterday de.
parted to infpeft the coati.

Nov. s.—The Flair Coast, t. departed on the 4th:
it is iuppofed he is gone to Buologne.
From the Monitrur we learn, that the FIRST Con-
ant. will not be ablent more than ten or twelve days:
he is accompanied by the Mininer of the Marine.—
Among the perfons who are to follow the Fa asrCom-
sv a. is the Dutch Admiral Vaatt aut., who this night
fet off for Boulogne.—The Funds are 51f.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 7-111 C FIRST CONSUL if on his
journey, and will arrive to-morrow at Boulogne.—
Thirty battalions of infantry of the line and light
troops, four regiments of dragoons and huffars, and
many artillery corps, horfe and foot, have arrived at
Boulogne, including thole from Dunkirk.
Lowt a F.Las, Nov. 4.—lt is (aid that General
BERTNIER is come from Hanover to Hamburgh, to
bring the loan to a condemn. The whole (am may
perhaps be a gift. Some fay that the cities of Bremen
and Lubec are to contribute.

CORII MARKET.—The quantity of Grain of every
defcription was abundant this morning—the bell
Wheats fell exally as laft Monday, but there are
no buyers of the ordinary forts, which are abun-
dant. Oats are full two Millings lower than
this day week; and Beans are heavier in (ale: Bar-
ley, from Monday lall, is is. 6d. lower : G►ey Peas
do not fetch as much—Boilers are unaltered.

The Magiftrates of Edinburgh have conferred the
freedom of that city on the Right Hon. Earl Moiaa,
Commander in Chief of the forces in Scotland.

A letter from a Gentleman in Jamaica, dated
Sept. t t, to a Gentleman in Edinburgh, lays, " St.
Domingo has now declared itfelf a free independent
colony. They have lowered the republican colours,
and hoifled a blue and red flag horizontal. They
wills much for a commercial intercourfe with us. It
is fuppofed that, from the benefit that will accrue
from it, the Governor and Admiral jointly (upon
certain conditions) will grant it. Their deputies are
here, but nothing has yet tranfpired. They have
torn out the republican cockades, and trampled them
under foot."—Caledonian Mereur.y.

The Aberdeenfhire Militia have left Fort George,
and marched in three divifions for Leith and Edits-
burgh.
This day the encampment at Chatham was to begin
breaking up. The following is an abflrad of the
route of the different regiments Firß and third
battalion of the firfl Regiment of Guards, to march
into Chatham Barracks—the bat-horfes, &c. to be
quartered at Brompton, in the neighbourhood.—
The Warwickfhire Militia to go into quarters at Ro-
cheßer, Chatham, &c. The Derby to march for
Canterbury, in two divifions ; the firft were to fet
out early this morning for Sittingbourne, and tbe
fecend to-morrow. The Weft Middlefex march to
Ofpringe Barracks, near Faverfham, to-morrow.

The fecond battalion of the Cinque Port Woo.
teers, confining of goo men, were iofpc&ed by Col.
W. PITT, on Thurfday laft, on Sandwich Flats. The
Colonel made known to them his Majefty's intention
of placing them on permanent duty for three weeks,
and imprelied them fo forcibly with the neceflity of
the meafure, that on the conclufion of his Speech,'
nine hearty cheers from every perfon prefent pro-
claimed their ready affent to the propofition. The
band then played Godfirve the Kiev and Ride Britoil-
Isla ; and on an offscer's obferving to Mr. Pyrr that
it was a proud day, he anfwered, " a proud day in-
deed ; now let the enemy come, and I have nothing
to fear, I now fee I can confide in my men."
The prefent full pay of the Army Surgeon is
ten *lily per diem, betides other handfome emolu-
ments, the whole of the medicines are gratuitoufly
allowed him ; an addition of two Alliair cod ;spore
is to be given to his full pay, making twelve Shillings
and fispence per diem. As loon as he has ferved ten
years he will now be entitled to ifs. per diem half-
pay ; and after fifteen years Servitude, he is to re-
ceive 205. a day half pay.
The Navy Surgeons, we hope, will not have their
Services long overlooked. Many of them who have
ferved from fifteen to twenty-five years arc not, at
prefent, entitled to any more than three Shillings aday
half pay ; and when they are employed they find
their own inftruments, and moR of their medicines,
out of their pay.
A few days ago we Slated, on the authority of a
morning paper, that a Duel had taken place between
two Officers of the South Gloucefter Militia, in which
one of the Gentlemen had been wounded. We have
authority to fay, that there has been no quarrel or
difr ute between any of the Officers of that Regiment,
and that, on the contrary, the greatell harmony pre-
vails throughout the whole corps.

The following is an extraa of a letter from Opor-
to, dated the sth irdlant :—j

.. The American (hip Profperity, JOUGLII4, arriv•
e.I here the ill inftant with a cargo of Indian corn,
in 38 days from Philadelphia. She brings Monfieur
I-viz DI Cooasstn, as paltenger, who comes charg-
ed with numerous difpatches from intone Bona-
?AI t, whom he left at Philadelphia. He teems an
intelligent, chattering Frenchman, laid to have been
the confidential Secretary of Lact.t ac at St. Domin-
go, and went from thence to the Havannak, and af-
terwards to Mexico with Jumbo,. It is reported the
American (hip was fpoken with by one of our
cruisers off this mail about eight days ago, who afked
whether there were any paflengers on board ? The
anfwer was—. Ycs, one Fs ench Gentleman.'—' Then
I mull fend and examine him,' laid the frigate.—
. Pray do In, Sir,' laid the American, and have
the gc,odnefs to fend rum Dnetr,r, for the poor Gen
denims lays very ill of the yellow fever ;' upon which
the frigate immediately let fail, and the par Gets.
demo' arrived here au poke health, as did all the
(hip's company. He put poCes. I underaind, going
to Dda•Lid by way of Laos."

We are much toner
Clics frigate, of 3: g
ii ' Lill. She was in chace
I taortunately (truck th
11 , 1 The m tale fo much wale
to leave hcr next day.
; j The crew were brougi
' 1 1 three filing steals on
By a brig belonging
which arrived at Plymt
? ' PI ,1
days from Bilboa, with
the news reaching Spai
l'uflom.hotife, not to p
I country or Portugal, til
ed, all the velfels in Sc
for England, had been
I 1: Bilboa they knew not u
veffels loaded with fruit
I i i
tiffunowo,
indebted
reoleebvnwetrotei
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ddchgi
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fi hers,
seer,
b:di
tgeiaeftoanrr:todawmo
rueTr ti
hvh bt
con!
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1 range day with the abov
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4, I this day arrived h
P. Buss mailer, from
to acquaint you, that r
i at that place, an embar
for England, and that
women affembled, and
bance, by threatening
chefnuts, owing to the
the neighbourhood laft
j
The following impot
. •
Null ildverfifer of Sat
: . letter to have been rec
! Newcaille from Tonnir
. ,
$
a No doubt you will I
you, that the French h
burghers a loan of or
them Hanover as a fi
brought this demand ar
i, being the greatell holid
and no newfpaper print
truth ; but I believe it i
trey is not furniflied, th
of the city. Such at I
The Britifis Minifler, it
burghers, that if they c
in England fhall be ca
jealous of the trade of l
vacs to ferve us as he I
.
i This will certainly be th
money he muff have, ar
Since our 'lel Dutch
have been received: the
the 6th inflant.
According to there :
left Paris on the 4th in
lions on the coaft for tl
and was expeeed at E
agrees with the intellig
• Friday, namely, that it
on the t 3th, when a cart
quitted that port, that I
logne with his own re;
Monittur the Fl a s r Coat
' Paris above ten or twelv
The Paris Journals
I I which the gun boats ex
port to another, owing
iI continually on the wait}
The following are th
tice prefented in there p
PARIS, Nov. 3.—Btfid
arrived at Boulogne fro
lons have fortunately e
1 he one put to feat from
I .
I I scth half bt igade of ligh
I was from Etaples, and c
• . N ' Fngliflt, but received De
1 i and piquet' of cavalry v
1 'I pr
them from have'
1 i
We hear from Gran%
armed halts left Cherbo
Hi I . to be followel by Ong 0
The f rv'ec along the
i
i literal Pau Lt r in tl.e dc
4 1 cl al is Cott s from Bo
4 I tr.il 5E8A1,7111%1 11,01
is Mimesis from Brea tc