Star.
London, England, 1803-11-19 00:00:00

SATURDAY, NUVL•MEER bp.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY A T ONE O'CLOCK t
3 per Cent. Contests, fir money, 34+.
Ditto, foe November. 531
Re luced per Cents. 67.1
0:c1 5 per Cent. 87t—New S per Cent. 871
Onsnturn Bfl dit
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 101 142 !top. Ann. 81.16
3 per Cent. Red. 5211 hubs Stock t 65 164 .
3 fer C. Conf. eqi Excbeq. Bills, —•
4 per Cent.673i; Oninium BC, dlr.
Dvsrr Rti 86;1 Lottery Tickets, 171. 41.
kto 1797 871 8 , Cod: for ace. 5311
Long Ann. is 7 161
...ire Mira .5.-5 per Cent. Gov. Debentures 88.
Courk of Exchause--Dublin no London 354 • kit

An American Gentleman who arrived in town on
Thurfday from Paris, Rates, that M. MAR KOPF has
lately experienced a frail infult from the Foist. C 0,,.
sue, who is enraged at the interference of,j)* Em.
peror Axx x AhDE refpeBing the tbreatene4 *tack,
upon Portugal. The diurnal prefs, it is faid► bah
been excited to calumniate this ambairador, and it
has even been intimated to the of other Courts, that
his exclufiun from their public entertainments will
be perfonally gratifying to the FIRST CoNsus.
We have not &en any recent Paris journals to e
able us to examine whether fuck attacks have athiall
been made upon M. MARKOT r. it is known, ho
ever, to every one that at the laR Confular Levee
which we have receivod accounta.thatGentletuan w*
not prefent.

In addition to the above we have to notice a very
important letter received in Town yofterday, from
the coal of Suffolk, where it was pat into the poft
from a Dani(h brig bound to the coal of France. It
is dated from Hamburgh, two days later than thok
by the laft mail, and Rates as follows :
Yefterday afternoon a Conti:r arrived here from
St. Peterlburgh, with official intelligence of an noire
change in the Ruffian Miniftry. Wm:mow is out,
and his brother, the Ambaffador at your Coon, it is
expelled, will be immediately fent for. What this
change portends, we cannot exadly fay, but truft it
will be favourable to England and her can Ce. Sir
JoHn Boatass WARILIS, the Engliffi Ambaffaslor,
immediately on its taking place, difpatched a Mef-
fenger to his Court with the intelligence. I am not
acquainted with farther particulars, but you may de.
pend on the is t, which, urkfa the Englifh Mellin-
ger !hall have prcvioutly arrived, is In important, that
I have got the Captain of a neutral veffel to take
charge of this letter, and to forward it from the firft
Engliih port he may come near."
We do not poffels the means of afcertaining what
degree of credit is due to the above letter, which we
copy from a refpedable Morning Paper, but the
flatement carries probability along with it. A few
days will either confirm or coutradid the intelligence.

The Dublin Paten of the zstb, received this day,
prefent the following extra& from the Cork Aber-
tiler, Nov. la.

" One of the Kinfile pilot boats has brought the
agreeable news of the French frigate which was km
in company with the French 74 gun (hip, as Rated in
our la, having been Peen captured by his Majelly's
frigate Des riono,Captain Eiritzesross—it will be
recolleaed Chit we mentioned the DIAMOND'S havins
failed again, immediately after Living given intelli-
gence of chore two veffels being on the coati."
We with it were in our power to cnnfirm the
above intelligence, but our readers will fee by the fol-
lowing letter fro:n our Dublin correfpondent. that
doubts arc entertained refpraing ha ate katicity :

" DUBOW. NOT. $5.

" Yon will fee in our papers of to-day, an account
of a Fretich frigate having been taken by the DIA.
novo frigates I impaired at the fit .1 fource of infor-
mation which this city affords, and I am foni to fey,
there is no confirmation of the at.
" I believe I can with fonweertainty fay, that our
Yeomanry will be put off permanent duty in about
a week's time ; a meafure which will be attended
with a very confiderable raving of the pubffe stoney,
and which, I am confident, wiU not injuvioufly atfeB
the zeal and dikipline of our Patriot Soldiers.
" Mr. Tandy is Rill in untidy of a King's Bleffroger.

6, We at e every moment in fear of having too much
food for cunofity. Our defence from lanai inva
flan depends upon fo many fortuitous circumannwes,
that we have made up our minds to the event...*
Should it happen. I (hall have but ton much news
to communicate. becatrie even in our vidories, we
mull have much to lament. and you may depead
upon havingtbeearlicti information. and from fources
of authenticity not within common reach."

The Marquis CORNWALLIS. we are happy to learn.
is fo far rectivereJ from hi. later indifpofition. at m
be able to ride outs he is espeeted at his bask in
Burlingtsn•Rreet on Monday.

Capt. Pains, nephew to Earl S. Viracisy, and
Commander of the Meoetricea r, of 74 gun►, is ap•
pc.inted Treaforer of Greenwich Hapital. in the
room Of.lllC late Admiral

The f4lowing lenience againit a delinquent is
Ruck •Ip at the Head-quarters of one of the City
Reg:mcnt; of Vo!lancers. which we quote as an in.
Rance ..f punilltatcut by 014111 C not unworthy of ex-
■niple :

Offs,: rs if the bailment, barley berrftyated • charge pre.
r..trrd 2:rn, :ft &when( drink wan duty. drain., him guilty
of afrt.r,t and rrnounce all farther airocution with hun..--
•I .-veiled that his name untie he crated from 11. c card.
.1•••••, a. unfit M the MN 44 Clesulrater who arc tarltr4
^ an ear--It mitt Avoid*" lifellsl is &taxiing Aar
rg a-d it.

wurzca INTELLIGENCE!

MAILS THIS DAY.—SVIad N. W.

*u. Ova. . » Ala. •oc.
Dob6• 1 1 Hamborjtt • 3
Watcrfard ♦ j

Fat mourn, Nov. 16.—Sailed this eveni )gthe fol-
lowing packets, LEICNSTEK, BELL, with
mail of the zd inflant, for Jamaica, Barbadoes, and
Crooked Eland; the Duel or Maszaoaotrati,•Bots,
with ditto, fame date, for New York and Halifax ;
the Tows: sq END, DODD ; and the Wassiscitata, Ro-
'ARTS, with ditto of the 25th ult. ancLthe at and Bth
init. for Lifbon alfo failed the London, brig priva-
teer, of London, Capt. PA L, LlrElr, on a three months
cruise ; the Ebenezer, MAINWAIINO ; and Induary,
RONAITS, for Wales. Came up harbour to difcharge
her cargo, being leaky, the Englifh bark Royal So-
►ereign, Captain Gaartios, from Quebec, laden with
wheat, after a fix weeks paffage alfo arrived the
Lord Nelfon, WAYERS, with provitions, from Cork ;
and the Biding, Put Ham, with woollens, etc. from
,Exeter. The Panics or WALLS packet, Capt. Dona,
,will take the Lifbon mail of the 15th infiant ; and
fhould the Avcxxasn packet not arrive from Lifbon
before the 25th ink. (he will alto take the mail of the
zzd. The AUCKLAND packet, it is laid, is to viait
the arrival out of the TOWNEHEND, Captain Dom,.
The Doss or KEN r packet is appointed to take out
the mails of the s6th MR. for the Leeward Iflands.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. i7.—Came in the Mary Hall,
Capt. JAMES Mooaf, from Bilboa, for this port, with
nuts ; in this unit came paffenger Mr. Joon UTTKa•
TON, a gentleman who had been at Bourdeaux for
the benefit of his health, but efcaped from thence,
land reached Bilboa after much difficulty, Mr. UT-
TIITOI lays there are 30,000 French troops at Bay-
onne* among which are a great number of Irish,
lately entitled into the French Service, under com-
mand of General ALICIRIIIV. They were building

a number of flat.hounnted boats at Boordeatur
for the intended invafion of England and Ire-
: land. They had heard of the embargo at our ports
on veffels clearing out for Spaoilh ports. Alto came
iodic Marla tender from Cork, with impreffed men.
Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the NORTMUlll-
mimic% of yogurts; and the Mons, of 38 guns,
Captain Scorr..—Came from Hathoase, and failed
immediately to the weftward. the Istezzrzuss of 38
guns, Capt. HOT Pima.
Came in from Biddefurd the &trey. Maasnatc,
and Venus, Jones. Came in a cutter from the fleet
,off Brea, which the left all avell, after experiencing
the fury of the late gales of wind at 6. S. W. ; the
fleet were all together when the cutter left them with
difpanhas lalt Toefday evettion. Came in from a
cruize. having (Whined a little damage in the late
hurricane, the Hussaa, of 38 guns, Capt. P. Wiz,
ItlnSoll. The Maria, from Malaga, which came in
a few days Suet with fruit for this port, is Sill
quarantine : the mailer and crew are all in
health. The way the iafefticros black putrid few.
was introduced at Malaga was by two French trate.
ports. crowded with troops, who were all fickly, and
numbers died daily. The Proems, from Malaga,
for London. is to go to Standgate Creek, to perform
quarantine at the Lazaretto there.
His Excellency Count WinilL JARLSEIRG, Mini-
tier from Denmark to this Court, and Lady, arrived
here yeflerday from Morlaiz, and are at Pope's Hotel,
The French Government would not permit his Ex-
cellency to embark at any of the eallern ports of
France. The cutter in which he came was formerly
the Swan, Revenue cutter, captured last war by a
fuperior force, after a gallant aaion. The Naviga-
tion Dutch EaR Indiaman, from Batavia to Arnftee•
dam, brought in by the Sur CI SANTE, of 14 gnus.
week, will torn out more valuable than was expelled;
the is laid to be wo-th 160,0001. and the riche! (hip
yet captured from that fettlement: Sailed the Gear •
nee gun brig, on a cruize ; alto the Penzance, with
cordage ; the Caroline and Hope brigs; and, with
Gate for Exmouth, the Henry end Mary, Tuczza.
PORTSMOOT H. Now. $llO-* his day aided his Ma-
jelly's brig Sesstwett. Lieunimaat Rollealtsars, on
a cruise; and Chip Wenfkaahnt. Capt. Scnaw, far
Longfound.—Yellerday arrived, and came into liar-
`hour. the John and Mary, Captain Nixon, from
ICork.—Arrived from Plymouth, the Fit or ROD frigate.
-.-. Sailed the Vrnw Margrett gallint, Capt. FL A.
PiTTOR, from Embden; and the Neptune. E. HOT.
arrest, for Havre.—A convoy is hourly eel:wiled to
be appointed for the Downs, to convoy feveral fad
dhow ward-bound wails, which came under convoy
of the Isis, from Newfnundland.—The Maria, Capt.
Arratut ; and the Union. Beown, two retaken
Weil Indiamen, will fail in a day or two for London,
without convoy.

Nine hundred and feventy-fix foreign troops, fame
fay Germans, and others fay Hanoverian►, have
landed here this week.

numerates, Nov 17.—One of our cutters, on a
unite to the sekward Monday laft, perceived t t
armed wails enter the little river Brelle, at Treport.
Theirdeflination,it is fuppofedonuft be for Boulogne.
—The praetice, fo frequent of late oo the French
coal. of Amon aniffiess, and accaftonally failing
from port to port, in order to tempt our fbips within
reach of the batteries, is become the landing jeft of
ever. feiswian on tte coal of Kent. Whenever onr
mirk olaferve the #ranch gas bonus leak/ along

their own coati, the general cry is—Mre zo De-
coy Duch.
This afternoon the weather moderated. Wind
W. N. W. Uit continues fair, we may loon erpe
news from do oppotko coati at prefect we are de.
rived of 4 embank, hipisbation.
_ _ _

Dem., Noy: - s.iled tM Isarstuatrz, man of
war; 114/40111rALITI frigate; BASIL= and Coe-
Fuzz., gun btlgs, to cruize off Bon/ogee; Lents
and LARK. /loops of war, to. cruise off Oflead.-..
Came dawn from Sheernefs, the Cessinos manor
war, and remains with feveral tranfports and coma
bound merchantmen.—Wind W. S. W.

YALMOuTH, Nov. 18.—Tbe Elakeney packet, of
Blakesey. Wittier Hsaysy mailer. laden with.
corn, bound to London, was taken on the 16th inf.
by a privateer commanded by the noted pirate
BLACK MANN. and fent for the Teta, but has been
retaken by the Panama cutter, and brought in here.
The William and Mary, of this port, ISM Cost,
bound to Hull with herrings, is taken near Happif.
burgh by the above privateer. and fent for the Texel.
—Sailed for the Hamber the Gass,'liflo, of 611
guns.—Arrived the GALCO armed (hip, MALLARD,
and Stu,c gua-brigs I Dula of Yoga, and Pooausx
cutters,—The Chips of war here are the ger VLSI, of
74 guns, Admiral Ay stet ; Arrrssose. Commodore
Sir SIM% ty SAIIIIII ; l'Aratcatut frigate; GALG.
armed thip ; MALLARD and SWIPE j Dvgs
or Yams and ?moms cutters. Wind W.