Star.
London, England, 1803-11-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER )9.
FMCS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0'61.0
3 per Cent-Cant for mod ty, sits—
Ditto, far opt. 541.
Reduceds4 per Cen,. 691
Old s per Cent. 88f.-New ditto 891
Omniont diL
The 3 per Cent. Canto!' Omit this day.
PRICE OFSTOCKS lISTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 53i India Stock
3 Pcr C. Coll 54.3 ft Insp. 3 per Cent. sip,
4 per Cent. 69ii Insp. Ann.
5 per Cent- Ann. 87n} Onutnini 2 71 dif.
Ditto, 1797, 82i 139 t; Englith Tickets 171.54.
Long Ann. ss4} Cod. for opt. 544i4
Yefterday the Funds ii•lsitneed inirlee near one per Cent. Thi,,
however, was afcriiv-draracr to the cleft of porchafers wishing to
have Rock previous to the fitating of the books than to any poli-
tical news or eonj ct sr.. This day the Three pat Cents. (hut
previous to the dividend, and an additional number df purchafen
previcns to their dole, ;JAI with a viers to the dividend. may have
produced a rife, partizuLaly at a time when that is no fpeculgiege
in the Market.

Difpatch;s were this morning received at the Se-
cretary of State's office, announcing the furrender of
the Dutch fettlement of Berbice to the Britifh arms.
The following is a copy of the Official Letter (fit
to the LORD MAYOR on this occafion ;

TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR.

" LORD.

u Downtopttreet, Nov. 29, I$S3.

" I have t 1 .e honour to acqUaint your I.nrcifhip,
" that I have this morning received an account of
" the furrender of the fettlement of Berbice to his
" Majefty's arms, on the 24th September.
" I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) " HOBART."

It is afTerted, in Come of the well-infcrmed politi-
cal circles, that accounts have been received from
France, that a large body of troops is now preparing
to proceed to occupy the territories of the Dora of
WURTLACIFIt.i. We confefs, that after what we
hair: rccrefling Hanover and the Hans
Town, fuch a meafure would not at all furprife us.
France laughs at the boated unity of the German
empire, and with Vafor,, after the experience (he has
had of the contrary.

I.all nicht se received Paris journals to the r7th
ineinf.ve. The Flll%l' CONSUL, who bag infpefled the
whole preparations naval and military at Boulogne,
7:3S (till there on the t Ith, whence he leas (eon ea.

rehcd te, proceed towards 11.1:1;ierr. Tw;) d;v;11.17%.
conflaing together of 11::ty refi:zls, each cart) i!icz
24 pounder, had reached Bon!cirne from
"The Miniiter of Mat inc mlived a: :be latter rlace
the 12th,

Acc.rding to theft: sc-1 cot
employed in the lavaCo:. GI I. ird:;l, and tieoF.;
continually marching to the coall.
They copy feveral accounts from Germany, Cl7:in-4
the prodigious profperity of Lubeck, in cin:'et!...7ciei:
or the blockade of the Elbe and Wecer. "Phu
that thrrugh Lubeck the molt complete comrrul:•i.
c4tion had been eilablillied with the interior of
many, and all Englilh produce was received in al;i:2.
dance. This fitfliciently accounts for the FiR:l
EON iI:L'S anxiety to (lop the riling proroerity of
beck, and extorting money or (hutting its port againft
Engliin commodities. We are inclined to think the
he will attempt to (hut us out of Lubeck.
Letters from tiemlin mention that alai m;ag d::.
tinhances prevail in the province of Maced( nia. 0:.
the other hand, Wallachia is laid ur be in a fiate c.
tranquillity, and PASSWAN OC.LOU is kept ie. awe Lt
the pretence of a Torkillt army.
The gorrn4l tk Commerce rays, that there is
truth in the report of a change cf Miniftry at
Court of Madrid. The fame Journal boats, as an
inllance of die magnanimity of the CONSC,..
that though Spain was bound by treaty to Cumin:
15,000 men to France, he had difpenfed with that
aid. It appears then to he conarmed that Spain ha;
bought herfelf off for the prefect from taking any
(hare in the war.

Galled at the footing we have obtained in F.gyr,
the French continue to charge this country with !I a
ing fecretly amfted the Mamelukes in their meafuic.
againft the Porte.
According to letters front Germany, the Cabine,'
of Vienna it kill now employed in concerting me. -
(tires for the eleCtion of a King of the Romans. The
uncertain Rate of health of the EMPEROR, and tlie
preponderance of the Proteftant party in the EleCtoral
College, gives reafon to apprehend, that at come fu-
ture period the imperial dignity may be taken from
the Houle of Auftria. For this reafon, it is tiling
every exertion to procure to the Grand Mailer of the
Teutonic Order the eleCtoral dignity, which would
Itrengthen the Catholic party in the college, and at
the fame time he a new fupport to the Houfe of M-
aria : but as the Houfe of Auftria, by there means,
would have three votes in the College, this plan
meets with many obllacles, cfpecially as the DUKE of
helscm,Exaorattc has renounced the eleaoral dignity.

Lail sight, in the Houfe of Commons, in anfwer
to a queftion from Mr. Alderman COMBS, whether
the Property Tax Mt is to be revifed this Seilion,
with a view to remove any doubts with regard to its
meaning and application ? Mr. V4/ISITTAILT Rated
that it was not the intention of Government to bring
in any Bill on the (tibial, Rs they were delimits
fairly to try its operation in the prefent &ape, and
that upon full experience any defesas fouttd in u might
afterwards be more fully remedied.
In the Houfe of Commons laft night raven' of
the EleCtion Petitions were fixed for confideration on
different days after the Chriftnias reed's. The Aylef
bury petition Rands for the t4th of February. The
petition againft the return (or Carrickfergus and
Sudbury is find for the 21ft of the fame month.—
The London and Coventry petitions come on for
confideratien on the ailth. The Stirling petition is to
be conlidved on the tft of March.

Yefterday Mr. Armies, one of the Lords of the
Admiralty. gave notice of his intention to move on
Wednefday for an additional number of feamen and
marines.

Yellerclay there was a Council held at the Privy
CosHeil Office on the queltion of quarantine. His
Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, the LORD CHANCEL.
LOR, the Earl of WtSTMORELAND, Lord Hosast,
and the proper Officers of the Cot (oms attended.
Yefterday morning, foon after breakfafi, his Ma•
y ESTI', attended by Lord WALSINGIOAM and Genet4s
MAN NINGHAM and H•RCOURT, rode into Windfor
Great Park, and viewed the improvements making
therei and at la o'clock, with a numerous fuite of
attendants, went to hunt with the harriers. Princefres
Asset :A and Swirls, attended' by Lady Prrr, took
an airing in a coach and four by Holly grove and
North Row.
Saturday morning his MAIRSTY, and his Roynl
Hizhnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, accompanied by
Lord WALSINGHAM, and Colonels DESBROW, SNEYI)
and MANNINGHAM, rode to Sand Pitt Gate, %%her.'
they met tl.e Earl of SANDWICH, and a numerous
Eel.' of Noblemen and Gentlemen fportfinen, for th:
purpofe of 'hunting a Rag. On the arrival of .
Mai tsry, the deer was turned out of the cart by the
dire, ion of the Earl of SANDWICH. At flatting, the
deer took his courfe towards Holly Grove, where he
made an attempt to leap over the paling of the Great
Palk, but be was headed by Come people, which
made him take his courfe to the left, by Mr. ea urcii-
s E v's Park, and from thence he proceeded, with great
fwiftnef', aerofs Arcot Heath Race-ground, taking
his ecstatic 'towards Swinley, making feveral turns,
and then took towards Bracknell, to the left of the
Camp ground, where be made a grand burfl. Pairing:
by Mr. Wsi.ca's Park, and taking his clunk thtoug3
fense of the rides lately made in the Foreft. He tlun
made his way into the inclofures near Brook-hill, and
got into a pond, where he remained but a Mort time.
The chace was renewed towards Wavell, where he
was tal•en within about 200 yards of the chureh.--,
The chace !ailed two boars. The deer was bred Iry
Windsor Park. Among the company was Ma
Dorms, the niece of Mr. CavrcHLs vs who fri".
rally hams with his MAJISTV.

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