Star.
London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24.
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PRICE OF IrrOCKS YESTERDAY t
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per C. R • 51i i India Bonds 3s. dig
3 P4r 8. conc T A IV. Am. 9 u-t6tbs
I i Ezebrq. Bins. 2a:a 31. diL
5 per Cent. is 4 ()Motets) i If i air-
SPer 0-1791.,/, i I Fmglith 'names t 71. as.
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Dust.tit, Annus? z 9.-45 per Ccia, SS
Courfe of Etehange—Dublin do Lon Jan 16 4 a 4
COURSE 01, XXCFLANGE.
Alllfterdanl • 55 to a UL Cauis I... Amp Naples —I
De. at eakt 3.5 4 Ditto 371 slt Gomm 4Z
Rotterdam' ' 35 it s UL Madrid "...r pap Veniep 50 .
Hamburg!, is to si Ur Ditt9 32 A Lifbon 6.1
Anna ' pttst Ur &Inas 37 4 Orono 65
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Baardwaiz. itt• 24 7 . 31 Per Uct" )
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At a late hour lafl night a Hamburgh mail arriv-
ed. The details will be fouid iii tke preceding co-
.
loons.

'A Cabinet Council was held ytrterday' Upos the
fubjea of Come difpatches received—from the Conti.
nent the day before. The report tti)Alc political cir-
cles is, that the Mediation offereellby Roffla has erl•
tirely failed. The final propoiltinn made by his
Imperial Majefly was, that France flusold. withdraw
her troops from Holland and Hanover; that Malta
&mild remain for ten years io our beads t and that
it fhould then be delivered tip to the Oiler of St.
John of Jerufalem, under a gesarree fn it, kture
Independence. The propofitiOn, Os. aid, 'fives
coolly received by both the Belllsonat ovrers,
Since the failure of the oecall'iihtlV, a "ew
to relieve the North of Geri:moat:oat the di bets its
commerce fußains by the navigmipa oftlie.F.J* atyl
Wefer lacing interrupted, the Eremites of Rwesti
has caufed ii to be ftgni4ed'tcs FriplVti4,ol4l4
French troops be withdrawn fasts ableih'itioire and
from Hanover, his trefeltillt Pitaiptir Irin.ip Min-
fell under the necelky of adopting, in conjunaion
with the Powers molt immedidely Interelled, coat 1
pulfory meafures to remove the grievance, and ail,.
viate the dißreffes Co loudly complained of by their
refpeaive firbjeas.
While the CHM' CnllBl. Way be eaeditating
the overthrow of Briti(h fway in Ireland, a very
ferious plan is on foot here to dehroy Confular ty-
ranny in France. A few days ago a Council of
feven of the French Princes was held, at which Pi.
cameo was prefent, together with Duteourtrea,
who Tome time ago reconciled himfelf to the Rom
of FRANCS, and took the oath of allegiance to him.
With a view to an expedition,Domotrarsa is certainly
come to this country. The Royal Standard is to be
ereaed in France, under thole Generals, who will be
I accompanied by Come of the French Princes. All
the Emigrants, who have, within thefe few years, re-
turned to France, hate the Cousin. and his upflart
pillaging profligates. It is well known that thefe Emi-
grants polrefs a great influence over the minds of the
people, all of whom affea to be Cuff by the Revo
lotion, fallen nObleffe, ruined Royalifis acc. The So.
ciety of the returned Emigrants was lift crammer
fought with'eaketnefi in Paris; it was an /townie totse
in their company ; while the wealthy upflarts by the
revolution were defpifed. The Emigrants, the Cler.
gy, and the majority of the people, would favour
the return of the Royal Family ; but before they aft
they will wait to fee if the attempt promifes fi,ccefs.
This attempt will certainly be made, not by Britith
troops ;—but it would be improper to Rate the plan
even if we knew it, which we do not. There is no-
doubtedly a Rrong Royalift party in France, which
has lately manifeßed its difpofitiou by ass that
have alarmed the CRISP Comsat, and brought him
back to Paris. General DOM/Mill/ was arrefled in
Holland as a partifan in this enterprise, to which we
wins the fulleft fuccefs. WWI/ too, it will be re-
colleted, was tome years ago accufed of being en-
gaged in a pectic& to reline Royalty, with General
Pica man.

All that is yet known of the affair at Boulogne,
is that on Wednefday night lafi, the ImisoayaLivs
and the Susrmua bomb (fume letters fay the Th...
ROR in place of the SULPHUR), made an attack on
the place, in which they bombarded and defiroyed a
great part of the lower town and harbour. A party
of _marines andleamen landed at the fame time, fel
fire to feveral bottles, cot the pile-drivers in the har-
bour (which were employed in driving piles to found
now batteries) to pieces, and then returned to their
(hips.

Difpatches were yellerday received from Admiral
Ducawoarn. on the Jamaicctlation.
A bag of letters arrivtd icitaday morning from
}raaee.