Star.
London, England, 1803-06-20 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 10.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Red. 5014 H—.Ncw 5 per Cent. 9114.
Long Ann. 161 9-14.—Oriteitun sif f dikount.
Confab for opening 5.
PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAYt
II A Stock ..- India Stock aalt
3 per Cent. Red. s6ii4 Ditto Bonds, u e 31. dZ
3 per Cent Coot that South Sea Sick Ints
4 to Caw nit* OW S. S. Anes. that
S per Ct. Ann. that IleP• j per Cant J3*
$ per Ct. AIM. 1797, 11 Eldon. Bills is. to
Law Ann. sd 9-16 a t.t Modem sit ti *Nil
Sbert Ans. 3 it-till Confab for op 54 of A
Doeu to, Jive t6....5 per Cent. Goy. Debentures eon.
• Cowie at Ezebasze.—Debtla an Loads@ tjf.

We cannot find that any certain accounts have yet
been received of the French having taken pcdfcifion
of Hamburgh ; it Teems however fo probable. this;
it has been determined by the Pat Mailer General,
that the Mails now detained at Harwich lince the 7th
init. together with the mad of to-morrow, contain-
ing letters for the North of Europe. in general. will be
difpatehed in a packet to Gottenburgh ; and than
containing the letters for High and Low Germany,
Italy, Switzerland, and Turkey, in a packet to Ton-
ningen, a town in the Duchy of Slefwitk, on a pe.
ninfula, formed by the river Eyder, and IS miles
N. W. of Hamburgb.
Every perfon is convinced that the offered meat
tion of Ruffia has brought on a negotiation between
this country and France, which is carried on through
the Ambalfadors of the Imperial Court, here, and
a Paris ; hardly any one, however, promifes any
thing from it. That Government does not, is evident,
from the Meffage delivered to Parliament on Bator.
day, recommending an additional force to be imme!
trtately railed for the defence of the country s that
the people do not. is equally evident from the gene.
ral with every where erprefed, that the was may bit
profecnted with vigour, es the only means of putting
an end to it fpeedily and honourably.
We underßand the outline of the plan for ilrength•
ening the military defence of the estuary to be as
follows ;

To conllitute a new force sonFtinx of 4p,000 pr
go,ooo men, which is to be called ao Army of Re.
ferve. It is to be balloted for in the fame way a 4
the Militia, but the men to be allowed Come how;
—how much we have not learnt.

'bolt wbo may be drawn are to be permitted to
provide fubßitutes. It is to be entirely Officered frown
the half pay of the Regular gierviee.—The daration
of its fervice to be limited to four years, or to GI
months after the return of peace.-rTba ATTiCe to ta#
limited to Great Britain or Ireland.

There is alfot we believe, a libel.. Ito be granted to
one tenth of the army Co compofed to volunteer an-
nually into the regular fervice. If this be fo, it wi4
be an admirable nurfery for the regular army, which
at this time is in want of a confiderahle number to
complete its eftablifhment.
Should the outline we have given prove coffee,
and we believe it may be depended upon. there can
be so doubt of the plan giving fatisfaition to the
country at large: it will prove a completely efficient
force, and a happy medium between the Militia and
Regulars.
No mails, nor intelligence of any kind have arrived
this day from the Cootinent.

Owing to the wctnefs of the day on Saturday, Ms
Mijerry did not go to Afliford Common to review
the eleventh Light Dragoons, but ordered them to
be there this morning to-be reviewed.
Yellerday all the Rout. FAMILY, with the ufual
attendants, went in carriages to St. George's Chapels
and attended Divine fervice.—After fervice all re-
turned to the Lodge. ' ' •
On Wednefday the ROTAS. Foamy will remove
from Windfor to Kew. ' '
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This Morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward
Iflandsb brought to Falmouth by the Princefs Char.
lotte picket, in 37 days; and the King George packet,
with a Mail from Lithos, in nine days.
Fermat/I.H, Jame 03.—. Came in the French !kip
la Melomane, of about 400 tons burthen, Captain
J. A. CON is, from Port.ao.Prince, bound to Havre•
de-Grace, laden with a yell valuable cargo of coffee,
cotton, and fugar, taken by the Assurance cutter
of Cawfand, a tender to his Majefty's (hip DRAGON,
of 74 guns, Captain AvLMre.—The Dutch EaR
India fhip Cornelius Maria, from Batavia, bound to
Amilerclam, laden with a very valuable cargo of
coffee, fugar, fpices, Etc. detained by the Catherine
and Mary privateer, of London, and brought in
here by the Ross and Doerr+ nt cutters, of Cawfand,
tenders to his Majetly's (hips Sr. Joss' H, oft is guns,
and the SALVADOR 051. MUNDO, of Its guns. The
privateer is arrives at Mevagiffy, and Captain GOOD.
ALE, came exprefs here this morning. She is valued at
300.000 l The Catherine and Mary fails again to•
morrow, with very flattering expeCtation, having'
heard from good authority of many very valuable
!hips from the EaR and Weft Indies.—The Ameri-
can fhip Lovina, of and from New York, bound
to Amfterdam, laden with tobacco, Raves, and other
goods, detained by the MALTA, of fto guns; and the
Swedilh brig Courerer, of and from Stockholm,
Captain Aar, LUND, laden with tar) for this port.
Sailed the GALGO, of 14 guns, Captain DODD,
with a Beet under convoy to the weftward.
Fearsmoovnb Joni. t11..--EttraCt from a letter
received from the Channel Fleet,by the Da T A I), which
arrived this morning, and left the Fleet on Thurfday,
to the weliward of tlfhant I am forry to ac-
quaint you that a flight opthalnly is very prevalent
throughout the fleet, which generally affe& the eyes
about three days, and fame hundreds have felt its in-
fluence. Admiral Castrates., in the Ctreemsta, with
the Rouse and Doan, compote the inflsore fquadron
at prefent. The TOMIANT, Sir EDWARD P/LLSW,
with the Sraettata and Maas, are cruising off
Rochfort. Captain Dwarf joined on the 15th
as Firft Captain to the Fleet. Three fail of the line
are lying in Breft Road, which I fincerely hope will
venture out."

Upwards of 200011.1nd of arms have been (hipped
on board the Isis, for the ufe of the garrifon of New-
foundland ; and a detachment of the 6oth regiment,
commanded by Colonel &omission, are embark.
ed for the fame place. Arrived the Martin Can.
the galliot, laden with wine, from Bourdeauz,
bound to Peteriburgh, prize to the ANT fchooner,
Lieutenant CAI/SITS& The Louifa lugger, laden
with fpirits, from Gnernfey, prize to the
The Hufnel brig. from Toulon, laden with wine,
bound to Rotterdam, prize to the Psvaasic Coop,
Car. Lampoon. The nip Margeretta Elizabeth,
Wen with marble, from Leghorn to °fiend, prize
to the Nissans Coop, Captain Maim oils. Captain
Cuomo' has taken the command of the Passes of
WALIS, Of 98 guns, vice GIFIPAID.
Yeiterday the Officers of the Royal Marines gave
an elegant dinner to Admiral Lord Gitaciesa, Ad-
miral HOLLOWAY, and a number of other diftinguith-
ed Naval Officers.

Juns lg.—Arrived and failed for the river
the Kirby. Divsoar.s, from Antigua; Good Intent,
from Barbadoes ; Echo, —6—; and Generous
Planter, from jahiaica.

Doves, big 19...—SiE BODNAR 3111711 if Oft ar-
rived here in the Airraiors, to cruise on this Ration.
Sailed this day the AUCKLAND, Captain HAMMOND,
with upwards of 53 paffeogers, and a foreign mail,
alto feveral of ANDIIGIISY'S
YAIIIOUTEI, JUNI t9......111t fuppered to be a
divifion of Admiral THoassoutovon's fleet. were the
FOILTUNI a frigate from a cruize off the Dutch coal,
and the littnaa frigate from Sheernefs, bound to
the Humber.—Friday evening a ftrange fail appear.
ing in the offing, the HARPY gun brig got under *ay
to purfue ber.—Arrived theValligheid, J Da
Bose, from Dantzick, bound to Schedam, with pot
and white sib, and timber; and the Drie Gebroeders,
JACOI VANDER FOLIC, with felt and felt fifh, of and
for Flydam, fent in by the Pansiorr and Forrus as
frigates. This day failed the MILDER frigate for the
Humber, where (he is to remain as guard fhip. The
of war in the Roads are the Als sr eyst, and
Foaruwss frigates, HOUND armed (hip, BOLD and
Aoosessoa gun brigs, and three cutters.—Arrived,
Henry, W , and Jervis, PAINNT, from Lon-
don; Edward and Ann, Coarreau, from Soutbwold,

and feven loaded colliers from the North; Hope,
SUSAN. from Harwich; Hope, Ksisator, and Eli-
zabeth, Tomato'', from Hull; and Britannia, Selma,
from Deptford, with naval (tones.—Sailed the Satyr,
Car tat., for Hull; Stadt, Aar's, And James, WAR-
*trio, for London.—The Henrietta Eliza, Esast
BUNG, from Riga, with wheat, bound to Lilbon,
which put into this port on the t 3th intl. is repaired,
and failed yellerday for Lilbon.—De Vrouw Jantjea,
Jan COIIIIIII BM mailer, from Elbing, bound to
Mend, with weed afhes, which were fent into this
port on the Bth ital. is given up, and failed yetterday
for (Mend. The following flips have cleared at the
Cußom•houfe in ballad!, and are gone into there
roads to wait convoy, viz.—Zephyr. Iroar wan. and
Fanny. Marra's, for Ch. iftiana ; Gabriel, ROVILINOs
for St. Peterfburgh ; Matilda. Btostristn, and Staff
of Life, Roowsui for Dmicsic.....wiwj S. w.

t ytnail, !oat r;,tstas having it
ceiVed A number of men froth the Eiraneriolf, has
failed for Long Reach, and will be ready for fea in
a few days. Captain CUMMIXCHAM has cornmiffloned
the Pa PI cats or Claes al, and Lord Sty ACT the Cat-
east. which the Cieca, are ordered to be fitted for
Channel fervice. The PLYMOUTH tranfport is again
loading with notes for the fignal Rations on the Elfex
and Norfolk coatis. Arrived the Neptune, Baton,
with coals for the Dock Yard.

Oa a 'sloe a. Jona 14...-Capt. Peace, of the Golden Grove, ar-
rived in the Clyde, from Virginia, in 27 days, experienced a Cc-
vcre gale of wind on the ifith ult. in lat. 35. Is. N. long. 6s. o. W.;
a heavy lea broke on board the Teel, which Rove t•vo planks on
larboard quarter, carried away the ftancheorts, quarter-boards, tee.
flatted the comics of the main hatches, antdid coo rideable damage
to other parts of the 64. At this tints there was ha fight a nip in
great diftrefs, with both pumps going, the Captain of which willied
the Golden Grove to flay by him, but they parted in the night.—
Capt. Peace thought he could read the word " Baltimore.' on her
Bern.—Spoke alto on the aoth ult. In lat. 43. 11. N. tong. 32 30. W.
the (hip Brothers, Field, from Landon to —, out 26 days; and
on the as tit the fhip Columbus, Bruce, from Cape Henry to Liver-
pool, out is days, all weft—Arrived here on Friday morning, the
brig Jane, O'May, from Lifbon, in is days, Laving performed
the voyage out and borne in 46 days.
The Jana and Sarah, from Baltimore to Liftwo, had her format
guttered by lightning in the Chefapeak, and put into Norfolk, 9th
May, to repair the damage.--The Shepherdefs, O'Bryan, from
New York, at the Tele' from hence, 28th ult —The Fortune.
Reid, from hence to Jamaica, landed pa%engers at Croix, aoth
April left, and proceeded immediately for Jamaica, all well: The
Scipio, Houttoun, of this port, at Virginia from Liverpool, eel
ult. all welt—The Mary Ann, Anderfon, failed from Norfolk
3d May. —The Norval, M'lCeehnie, was ready :o fait loth May,
front Norfolk for Lifbon.

JO 31 ty.—The Northern Friends, Montgomery, from Bolton,
arrived here yefterday, fpohe on the isth init. off the Moll of Kin.
tyre, the Hoop Swift, from Liverpool, all well. The Hero, Fleck,
from St. Kitt's, puffed to Poet Cliafgow yefterday. The Kelly, of
Dumfries, Captain Caithnefs, failed from thence for Oporto the
17th of Oft month, and returned with a cargo of wines the tztls
init. an inftance of expedition which fekices occurs.
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Arrived—Alert, (]Kell, at Liverpool, from hence; Jeanie,
Cowan, at Virginia, from the Clyde; and ArineLinda, Marquis,
at Chart& on, from London.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GILA VIS /ND. JUNI 19—Pi`ed by the George, from
Oporto; Cambden, HIS, from Jamaica; Adeona, Cole, from
Hambro'; Spring. —, from Cuxhaven; Colitis, White, from
Litho° ; Chriftophcr, from Stockholm; Two Brothers,
Howlaad,frons Embden; Eiher, Hamilton ; and tits &Rem, Hor-