Star.
London, England, 1803-07-18 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY it
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
• per Cant. Couto!. 551—Reduced 5411
ang Ann. an 3.t64-oalnium 34t $ at.
TRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
Bank Stark 143 India Bondiont is. poem
3 rt.r C Exeheq. Ma, par. a. prim
3 F:r C nt. God. j3i- 34i S 4 Onmium 3} s dd.
4 1+:1 Celt. 6911 ['net& Ticket. s6l. an.
s per Cent. Ann. '797, 9641 Gaols for 044.5441
Long Me. {6 kiets-46

Yefterday arrived two Dutch and two Hamburgh
Mails., The latter confirm the intelligence we gave
nn Saturd:.y, of the Hanoverian army having again
capitulated, but the greater part of the paniculart,
they bring refpeaing that event, we know to be in.
correa, as we have this morning received Paris jour-
nals to the 15th inaant inclufive, which have brought
a copy of the capitulation, and other official detail,.

Some letters received by tbefe mails, however,
bring other intelligence of fume importance, and arc
therefore fubjoinetl. The blockade of the Elbe, by
&kith tittadroit. has occalioned no fmall degree
of embarraffment to thofe powers who thought that,
to get porfcffum of wir trade, nothing more was ne-
ceffary than to remain indifferent fpeetators of French
injußice. The fubjeSs of PruPa, in particular, will
fuller fecerely, if tome arrangements are not fpeedily
made for opening again the navigation of that river.
A NI”/ ROM, LY 7.—Yeiterday evening General
Mna rzsn, General I..soroLo PIi,TNIFIL; and his
Lady arrived here.
The Englifb Dfeils, np to the tit inft. are arrived;
but the Newfpapers of site liz frit are gone to Go-
thenburg. . _ _

The Freneb are having great. quanLities of (hip
timber felled in Hanover.
lota i S.—The news of the blockade of the Elbe
by the :Englith has, as might be expetted, cooled the
utrnoft degree of confternatiodamong the merchants
of this city : all bufinifs is at a fland ; colonial pro.
ddlions are riling immenfcly, nobody being willing
to fell, while corn is falling as much, there being no
buyers. The only hope is,thatPruffia, whole trade will
fuller immenfely by it, wiii, conjunetion with Ruffia,
take force effeetual nteuftw:s to 'Put an end to this
cribs. Several (lips arrived indeed yeflerday from the
Baltic, by the' Holllein canal, but there are ooly
(mall veils: 'We learn today that feven Englilh
flips of wtr are cruising of Cuxhaven, which do
hot attempt to make prizes of the (lips that come,
but only oblige them to change their courfe, tell
thins to go to the Wefer, or the Eider, or the Ems,
which are not blockade.:. •

GenefaL MOILTIIWIBVITIIIII, FRIItt, Ste. frbo
wac bac laft week, fleptted fthidenly on 6atntday

evening, on receiving at the play-ltouce an exprefs.—
They ace gone to Cuxhaven.
BERLIN, JULY 9.—Thurfday M. Le rovaav, the
FrenehMinifter, hadhis lirft andience. • •
On tnefday his Eeceßeno Cpuqt Havoirtrt
went to the Kuno at Chartottadrogi and came back
in the evening. - --- •
.On Thurfday Major Kens smack, Aid-de Camp to
Field-Marfhal MOLLPNDORFP, sea difpatebed to bei
Serene Highnefs the Duke of Baunswicx ; then to
go to Luneburg to General MOITI tit, with import-
ant propoutions relating to the !butting up of the
Elbe, which we hope will form be opened again:
Yellerday evening Mr. LOMBARD, one of his Ma-
jelly's Privy Ceonfellors, was fent with a fimilar com•
million to Paris.—This teems to have been before the
news of the blockade of the Elbe by the Englith could
have been known at Berlin, as it was no; known at
liamburgh till Friday.
The Court is gone into mourning fur three- weeks
for the King of Evauera. •
I,AUINIURG, JULY 9.—We have asyet DO French
garrifon, nor will any French troops.-iris &dd. yds
the Elbe, befides the half brigacls tamed!
pal Ted, till the Hanoverian Army is quite difbitnded,
which we think will be in three or four days.--Gen.
Drover will have the Command in this Duclay.
,Cor venal:tie, juiv 5.—Lady paired
through within theft few days from St reterfburgb.
The Reports relative to the equipwent °neve*
(hips of war are wh9ily unfounded. It is faidillint ttll
the Regiments which are net yet broken up9.iiallort-

ly march to HoMein. • •
ST. PITAISEVEGN. JUN■ 24.—0 n the :t a, Baron
Sr kDING IC the Swedids Ambairador, had his fiat
audience of the EMPIROS, and Batoes..thuitib who
has heer. Charge d'Ailaires during his abfeseet, and
now returns to Stockholm is the Thetis frigate. had
his audience of le:sec.—Ws Imperial Highnafs the
Archduke PALATINE is preparing for his depanure
to Vienna, which is to take place onlVfeallSy.

STOCKHOLM. JULY lo•—His MAJIIIITY has balm
feverely indifpofed, but 4s now much better.
lismor la, Joey -s.—.. This city has purchafed fen.
ral very elegant carriages which belonged to different
nobility and petfons of confequence. al prefenas to the
French General (Accts. The Palace, and the apart-
ments of General Brit'lffiest, and Lis new married
Lady, are String up in th.: moll modetit and elegant
Citizen Don't co, brother-in-law of General Mot
rice, has already entered on Lis mice of Admini.
Illator•General of the Fleo )rate. All the Knee's
property is reghlered, and what the French eettmot
tsfe tliemfelves. u ill,probably be fold. The beds arc
brought from the Palace of I lernhaufen to the French
Hofpital. The head forefter. M. BaAvt.tiv,has beta
required to have twenty flags caught alive to be fent
to Paris to the FIRST COKSUL. All reprefeotations
of the difficulty of doing this at this feafon, and the
probability that not one would teach Paris alive,
having proved ineffernual, meafurcs are taken to
catch them.