Star.
London, England, 1804-08-17 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY. AUGUST Ir.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Caddo, far money, 3611...-Dlebti. for aCtplard. 564.
R.daeed 3711-.ounituin 61.
?RICE OF
nn.
STOCKS YESTERDAY t
3 per Cent. Red. A 51111 Short Ann. 3
3 per Cent. Cone saitft Imp. Ann. 11-16
4 per Cent 73144 Exebeq. Sim, par se. die
$ per Cont. Navy "AO 9$ Oennitun 6.1 6 pram
Vogt. GM. ottEogbet Tickets t7e So.
Caul& fee ace. 36111 '
Accounts ban been received this day from Phila-
delphia, which Rate, that the Martha, HINDSRSON,
bad arrived there from Batavia, which place the left
on the 6th of March. On the 2 gth of February, a
French filuadron (certainly that commanded by
Limon) bad arrived there, confining of one fail of
ebe line and four frigates, with a Br itifh fbip of about
boo tons. They bad likewifc taken romal other
prizes, and fent them for the file of France. On the
'a to/ March, the French fqnadron failed from the Ills
at Noce, is company with two Dutch fhips of the
pm and a frigate. Their dellination was unknown.
,Our Readers will recollea that it was on the iris
tffFebruary that the French fqnadron was beat off
;.our homeward-bound India fleet. The prefect
are the only accounts that have fince been received

of the courfe followed by the enemy.
• The if:remit& Cbrmiele fays, that .advices have His Majeay came by water from Toplitz to Konig-
been received by Capt. RtcHaani, of the Nancy, (no (kin. On Saturday he will continue his journey to
date mentioned) which Rate, that Martinique is com- Munich.
pletely furrounded by fourteen Britifh fhips of war of BANNS or rya Mates, pose ;I.—The Landam-
'di/refine fixes—that an attack was daily espeted— man of Switzerland has appointed the Landamman
and that a reinforcement of troops has been brought of Schweitz, ALOYS RIDING, to be Federal General
from Antigua for this purpofe. Infpator.
The rem Teri Aisertifer contains the following According to an official account, 45,060 perfons
article, under the head Kingßon, St. Vincent's, May have vifited Aix la Cbsplle, to fee the relics ezhi-
s t-44 We have the fatisfaftien to announce the bited there.
..furrender of the Maud of Curacoa to the fquadrou Lao note, JULY 2o.—Since the Englifh fhips of
under Commodore BANNYON, difpatched by. Admiral war have been Rationed at Hieres iflands, two fri.
Dociworrn, on the Jamaica Ration, for that per- gates have been cruizing before Genoa. There and
pore. The enemy made fome refinance, and it was the Englifh boats on the Genoefe eoaft, interrupt
not until the fecond day of the attack that the princi- the trade of Genoa extremely. The navigation to
pal tort was taken, which put us in poffeffion of the this port, on the contrary, fuffers no obfirnaion.
whole Bland. By this comma the SuRINA /4 man of HAG ua,Au o. 4.—Since the Imperial French
War has been re-taken, and a Dutch frigate fallen Ambaffador, M. De SEAM/MLLE, has given in his
into our bands."—We fear that this Rate:runt is but new credevials, he has been vifited by the foreign
a rem' of the former accounts relative to the re- Envoys 'Trident here,.eaccpt the Swedifh, Raglan,
duCtion of the fettlement of Curacoa. and Imperial Ansbaffadors ; the two lag have indeed
We received yefterday New York papers to the for thefe two days been tbrent from the Hague. A
• sell alma month. They are nearly filled with the detachment of artillerymen has marched from the
details of the unhappy dirpute between General Ha- Hague for the Helder.
MILTON and the Vice-Prefident BURR. It has pro. Notwithßanding the extraordinary heat that has
duced a deep and widelpread foliation thtoughout prevailed for there four days, the camp at Zeift has
America. All ranks and chiles have met to adopt been vifited by great numbers of grangers from the
meafures moll proper to exiles their rief, and to diftrilts of Cleves, Munger, &c. Fears have been
tally their retire of the efteem and affection in which entertained of a fickners among the troops there.—
he was held.--Funeral dircourfes have been pro- General MARSIONT gives frequent entertainments in
nlunced over his grave.—Clergymen of all perfua- the camp. Betides his magnificent tent, with eight
Runs have, by public requeft, delivered Sermons apartments, a large barrack has been crated near
agaioft duelling.—Monuments are to he erated in it, in which he gives balls.
various parts, and letters of condolence have been The camp at Zeill confifts of 76 French, and eight
feat by many public bodies to his widow. Dutch battalions, and four French and three Dutch
There was fomething extremely all:ening in that Iquadrons, with flying artillery.
part of the funeral ceremony previous to the com• Gsmoas, Jut y 86—According to accounts re-
mitting of the body to the grave. Mr. Moat's, the ceived here, the fleet of Admiral Nstsom, on the
Governor of New York, from a Rage ereCted in the nth inßant, to( k and burnt five Genoefe mer-
portico of Trinity Church, pronounced to the im- chant fhips, near Marreilles. Another account Rates,
men& concourfe in front, an extemporary funeral that the Englifh have taken the largeß of the Hieres
oration. Four of the tons of General HAMILTON, !Rands to the forth of Toulon, wish 'Roo men and
the eldeß about t 6, and the youngeft :shout fix years 88 pieces of cannon, and ellahlifhed these an hofpital
old, accompanied him; and the effeft of Isis manly for 6co lick (allots. The fleet of Admiral Natsoc
oratory:while, encircled by the font, he pronounced off Toulon confißs of 27 fail.
en encomium upon the departed parent, is defcribed Nets, AUGUST 9.—The Ruffian Charge d'Af-
as irrefiffibly impreflive upon the feelings of the for- faires, M. de Ou sr it, hating obtained a pars from
rowing multitude who lificned to it. M. DURAND, Chief a.l f the Department of
We have made fornit extrafts from there papers, Foreign Affairs, fet out for Ruflia on the Bth intl.
which mull be read with a great deal of intact), There is no realms, however, to apprehend from this
though they chiefly tslate to the death of a firgle circumflance that the peace of the Continent will be
individual. It is well enough underflood that, in interrupted.
America, party fp.rit has long prevailed with ex- ANTWIRP, Auntor 2.--The preparations for the
traordinaty virulence. The French and Englifh expedition againft England are carried on with the
parties are conflantly contending for pre-eminence, greatell activity. The Englillt, according to fome
and their triumph mull be a matter of irrportance in accoLA,ts, intend to make a diverfion, by attacking
the general kale of politics. It is now undetflcod time point of our coal. The number of Englifb
that Mr. Ursa, the Vice-Prefident of the United fhips in the Charrel continually increafes ; they no
States, was favourable to the views of the French longer cruise at the mouth of the Scheldt, but they
party s while Gen. HAMILTON, the friend And con- are, on that account, mote numerous before Oftend
fidential afrociate of WAS II INGYoN, had exlreffcd the and Dunkirk.
cleareß difapprobatinn of what limed to him on the The EN rtßci at 1:16u!o!,ne has frequent confer-
part of the French Gcvernmrnt to be a fe:tled :the me enres with tl c hf.nifier oaf War, General Sooty,
of violence and aggrandizement. After a de::.il‘cl i Admiral Ba us x, and (eves al other Staff Officers
of
correfpondence, the law of lion,ur was rcf'rtcd to, the tea and land InrceB, relative to the expedition
and the confequence WV, that General HAMILTON i againfi Eughtnd : the flo• ills which is at Havre :s
fell in the field. The fccond Magill/ate of the United erpeßed at Boulogne. After the Emperor has vi-
States has been compelled to all:cond, and a Gentle- feted Dunkirk and the i•arnp at Bruges, he is expefled
man, inferior only to the founder of the American ' at Antwerp, where a flop of :in Lae of ya guns, will
public, has loft his life, to the continuaixce of be launched.