Star.
London, England, 1804-04-12 00:00:00

LONDON,

THUR9,DAY. APIUL is
PRIM 0? STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 Cl.oCtj :
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• nucE OF rrocxs YESTERDAY.
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$ frig f,944 MLsfof 551- ladle law* pa. zi.pceni..
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3oper Ont. Dbvy so *4l Euitl Leitery'nek. :71: t$L
Sier Ca. 1197 91 ' Ca for ftlay acc. 561 4 s 6.
•

Yeflerday, in eonfelneace of a nodes from Mr.
oitair to the Gentlemen of the Stock Eechany, and
ethers, that he was prepared to fpeak to them hardier
na the fulsje4 of the frith Loan. the following Gen.
times waited upon him yellerday, viz.
Man. Port. W.Barroolhol
Atkins, Okra, tad
Fmk% Crofton, OrmfbT.

' Mr. Coeur exited, that he was authorised to fay
,hat would be the probable amount of the Loans for
England and Ireland ; but with refpe& to the fum
which would be required for England, he wifhed it
to be underllond, that Mr. ADDINGTOI did not avw
pledge hinsfelf that it would not be exceeded.—
The flan intended to be borrowed fur the two coun-
tries was fixteen millions and a quarter, tee :paw of
which only would be wanted for the Empire, and the
retraining fix millions an,' a quarter for Ireland.—
Four millions and three quarters of the latter rum, it
was peopofed, fhould be bid for in England, and one
million and a quarter in Ireland. The bidding in
Ireland wax fixed to take place in Dublin on the 19th
infiant, when the propefals then made would be
toner/hied to him by exprefs ; mould the terms of
fated be Inch as he mould Approve of, there would in
that cafe be only fourteen millions and three quar-
ters to be railed in England ;—if the contrary, the
whole font of fixteen millions would be railed here.
Or titre Gentlemen's return to the City, and the
fun% wanted having been made known, it was to
much left than was expelled, that the 3 per Cent.
Confols experienced an inflant rife, and were done
at sfl, they hoverer left off at 53}.

Difpatches were yeilerday received from Admiral
SIT JAMB, S&UNARIZ, QUelllity. We 1111tittRand
that the enemy on the opprifite Coati had made no
attempt, or any movement indicating an intention to
pat to fat. Tee ifiaads of Quernfey and Jerre), are
in the soft complete (late of defence; and our farces
is that qua'rter, both military and ♦iral, are in good
health and fpirits.

In our Paper of Monday we (fated that letters
from Copenhagen announced an adinn between the
Asaajorsr frigate and the four Dumb velfels which
put lately into Bergen. Accounts from Dundee. in
Scotland, confirm oar flatement. The farariour and
the Tye Brothers, which arrived at Dundee on the
e,tb ilflant, report, that they left Chridianfandi nine
days before ; that, immediately before they failed,
the Breach Conful there had received letters from
the Commander of the French fquadron at Bergen,
had beet blockaded by the AMITNYST frigate,
.utuaming that he had put to lea with his fquadron,
Jusof,Ring of one frigate of 24 twelve-pounders, arid
.hied brigs of heavy metal, and had been attacked

'.l fZle Algal elysT. and that the anion Tatted from
A. M. to 2 P.M. It was a drawn battle, and both
:iiroed into Danifh ports.

Letters received in town vefirtday from Malaga,
71i• tad March b. mention, that the Coon of Madrid
Sod at length given miler. for the poft t.l he opened.
• ..ct the cordon of trw•ps to be tamr.v.l.4, that a free
ercourfe might again be eflablithed between the
ry and town. 11: exetittion of the firß part
order being inv:acd in the Governor, it was
,Ted with imrned;atriv ; the Ceennd part belong.
the Captain-Cm:TA), refilling at Grenada

forrient time bad not elapfed fev carrying it into
effed. Several Swedifh regrets had obtained permit.-
fion to fail, previous to the opening of the purr,
through the interference of the Swedith Ambaffador
at Madrid, and many of them have arrived in the
Eng ports laden with Spanilli produce.

Tuefday morning his MAJESTY was engaged for
fame time in bufinefs ; among other things he fignod
a number of licences to permit neutral veffels to quit
our ports. About 3o veffels wOl aecordingly fail
immediately.
Yellcrday morning his MAIIIIIITT rode in the
Ctreen's Riding-houfe. About twelve o'clock the
Loan Cm ay cIILLoa had an audience of the Kt ma. In
the coorfe of the day, his Majasvv figned a number
of official papers.
About half pelt three o'clock the Ruffian Anthaf-
fader bad an interview with lord HAWSINUILY, at
his office in Downing:fireet.
Thz Patric' of Watts and the Doke of KENT
were IA night at Covent Garden Theatre. enjoying
the broad Comedy of the MU.* the Dad, aid the
fplendor of Yakaine wad Orfe..
Yelterday morning the (word voted by the Non-
commiffioned Officers and Privates of Prince William
Frederick's Volunteers. to jolty Panetta. Efq. their
Adjutant, for his indefatigable.attention to the for.
mation and difcipline of the collat. was prefented to
that Gentleman by Rosser Bamte, Efq. Major
Commandant, in Lincoln's Inn Gardens. The Major
made a neat and appropriate fpeech, which was fol.,
lowed by a foitable reply. The Corps marcked then
to Highbnry, where a breakfall was provided for
them by the Officers. and where they were afterwards
iorpeled by Colonel Jew ICINSOM.
1 he Bloomfbury Volunteers muttered yenerday,
and the circular letter being read relative to an ex-
tent-ton of fervice, they anfivered. tha: being profel.
Ilona] men, it was impoffible for them to leave towu ;
and that they had enrolled themfelves exclufively for
the defence of the metropolis.
_ _ _

A Lift of the Regiments and Compaoies of the Irifis
Militia, which have made a Voluntary Tender of
• their Services, to be employed in any part of Great
Britain, duriog the War :
assursuTs or MILITIA.

We;ford -
•
Kerry -
Maw Battalion, es.'
cept roar of the Privates -
The live Battalion Comps'

Wes and Light Camruy of
the Leitrim Regiment, ex-1

eept !Mete awe
Swat Map, with the ex.'
eerie, 0$ Lieut. Ekomi.

Mrinaghas - -
Booth Cork - -
Darr • - • D.
Limerick County . .
lye Comp:aka of the Wick-

-
Le:Mode-my- :
Ttitptiary . .
Seven Companies of the Mo.'

Royal Meat► - -

Total -

VA,Julian, April 6, 1!04.

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Yellerday a Court of DireEtors was held at the
EaR ladia Houle, when )amts NIILD, Efq• was re-
eleeled the Company's Commiffirmer for the general
purports of the Income Tax.
The following Commanders took leave, viz.—
Capt. WILLIAM DUNS FORD. Ceres; Capt. HENRY
HA WITT, CIItrtICIS Capt. THos. B. PEIRCE. Taun•
ton Cagle; Capt. JAMES JAM non, Arnillon ; Capt.
Jaws, Dazarrarzt. Tottenham ; and Capt. J4s►sa
Swear,Lnid Eldon.
Yetterday a ballot was held at the EaR Todia
Houle, when
Sir Frans+. Baring, Dart. psha Manfhip„ Fit
Sir Hon Weis, gam Sir T. Metcalfe, Bart.
P. Le SAdarsm lA. and Aid. G. W. Tbellwron, Efq•
were eleaed Diretlors for Icor years. in the room of

Cab Enfanquct, Efq. Thomas Reiff, Efq.
akpb Cowan Efq. phn Rotuma, Efq.
wart Parry, Efq. tobcrt Thornton, Efq. li
who go out by rotation.
The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till this day.
About eight or ten days Gm, a detachment of
boats from the (quadrat under the command of Sir
Bv4tm Slarrn.rowcd up the river Dollar*, between
Hulling and Cadfand, and cut out two fchuyts laden
with corn and met ehandite. and having about 4000
dollars on board, which Lieutenant Boxes fafely
brought out., and fen: for England. A few days after,
a fecond detachment of boats, under the fame officer,
were again fent on the like f • vice, and cut Out one
Ichnyt, laden with provil and floret. Qs eon-
dueling their pride down the river, they perceived
another vet Tel, apparently of the (time kind.; the
immediate difpolitions were therefore made foe at-
tacking her ; hilt an In doing, they found her to be
a milked veld, placed purpofely there, well armed,
Intl of Addicts, and pritteEted by Come companies of
infantry that the Ihore. This, lirossever, did
not damp the atdoor of piitifh feasnen : a fevere
cornett of forty five minute. enfued, which ended in
mfr. jolly Ms placing the Englillt enlign over the
Gallic liatavisn flag. After being twelve hours in
vitiation, detained by contlAry winds, and carded
to the galling fire of the batteries that lined each fide
of the river, they were reluflantly obliged to relso•
quills their prim Tile conclua of this bufinefs re-
Rats ranch honour on Lieutenant Boalls, who can.
manded the expedition. The killed and wounded, as
nearly as we can collefl, are as follow :—Lieutenant
BOILR, wounded is the toot ; Mr. Mouatcy•••, a
blidfliipman, wounded in the fide by the wind of an
111 pounder; (even fcamen killed, and *3 or 14
wounded.

The grant! and intetefling fpelt2cle of Zittaiv ;by
Crud ct,ntinues, like the elegant cxpinits of RICHER
the 7 p,1-t id vv. the roma cf general attraftioh
the New /Ccy.d IV ennoinlicr Bridge

in :y.1.116011 t.. N.wher formances, p.stti
ctil.asly SA UN Issas on his Si); 11 g regryttl, an., ths
laugh pr.ivoking pant mime rif Itiairpan and Ls o,

mr,:g I;cihg jet down in Ihe, pinion ul Ilit
Public of t the moil Hi Europe.