Star.
London, England, 1804-10-31 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDWESDAY, OCTOBER 31. .
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE act.aca .
004,4., hsr „,„„,, 5714—ditto, for arc. Sin
Reduced 56H—Omoluin 6i
PRICk. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
ink Stock reott 16a India t77,Stor i
per C. Red. Aan.36l i Irith 5 par Cc 84
per Cent. Cont. 570 Ezcheq. Bala u. Sir. par
per Cent. 721i{} Onunum 6f,.
per Cent. Navy 9ot Confer for ace. e AO
per Cent. 1797, 979 9” 3 per Cent. to be paid Ap. 994 99
Aug Aut. id 1 t.. 161

After our paper was at pre(' yellerday, we received
neither day's French Journals. Dutch papers to the
:9th alio came to hand, from which we have given
ome eatratts in a preceding colunn.
According to private accounts, the intercoutfe
wtween this country and Holland may be confidered
is doled, feveral of out Merchants having received
mice to fhip no more goods for the Dutch ports, as
general declaration has been iffued, that all velfels,
sod their cargos., will be confifcated, which have not
Dent cleared out from a neutral port, and furnifhed
with certificates from tLe French Conful refident
there.

Thus it appears that the Corfican, not content with
the long (cries of oppretlions which he has lodised
upon the Batavian people, at length defiroys the very
means by which they were enabled to continue, in
any degree, the fupplies demanded of them by the
greedy exchequer of France. The objea of this cruel
policy, if policy it may be called, is to firike a blow
at the trade of this country : but he will, we troll,
always find, as he has hitherto done, that Britifh
commerce defies his power, and that no mounds he
can erel will lop its courfe, and prevent its comma•
nication with every part of Europe.
The retinue with which the Pope is to he smug.
panied in his vifit to Paris may help to veil the ab•
ie@ folemnity which lie is defined to perform, and to
revive tome appearance of that reverence fur Papal
Dignity which has long fir.ce hcen defiroyed. The
objer of BONaYaara tieing to reader %Lc Pope tiro

tool of the completion colitis ambitiousviews. it is b.,1
natural that he Mould with to have real
covered under the garb of apparent reverence. Cut .i.
nals,Bifhops, and all the holt of proflitutedunprincie-le d
fycophants, are accordingly to march in the train of
his Holinefs. If an appearance of magnificent re.
ception can afford any gratification, the Pore's va.
nity will be fufficientl) is u geJ. He will pars through
crowds of devotees, all equally anxious to teßify their
refped to the fitcceffor of St. Peter and the Founder
cf the new Imperial Dynalty. Sober men will
laugh at this abfurd pageantry, but they will Rot
forget at the fame time that when a nation has re•
nounced its liberties, tome (hew mutt be kept up to
banifh for a time the lots of the folid bleffings which
have been thus inconfiderately renounced. The fame
Rate of public opinion which could admit of the in ,
trodudion of defpotifm, wifhes to revive the pomp
and ceremony effential to cover its final eflublifhment.
The French have confeated to receive Bo AAAAA TB
as their hereditary Sovereign, and if they think that
the fplendour of a coronation can compenfate for the
lots of liberty, it is not an unreafonable indolgencete
let them fwallo w the politic in the molt gilded form.

Difpatches wire fent hit night. from the Secretary
of State's Office. to Portlinouth, to be forwarded to
Gibraltar and Malta.
- - - -

Captain Moo's, the Commander of the lonia-
TICABLE frigate, is arrived in town, and had yeller.
day st long interview with Lord MELvtaaa at the
Admiralty.
Mr. Holm the Lord Advocate, it is (aid, is to
fucceed the late Sir DAVID R,AI as Lord jullice Clerk
of Scotland. Sir jamas Mowriaom say is mentioned
as the new Lord Advocate.
Great preparations are making at Windfor Cattle
for the reception of the Royal rsmily, where they
are expelled to arrive on Friday evening.
Two troops of the Oxford Blues are doing duty at
Windfor The Stafford hire Militia have returned to
Windfur to do duty there

The Royal Lanarkfhire Militia, commanded by
the Marquib of PotroLe:. have taken partition of the
new barrackt at Chelmtdord, from Colchefier.
The Loan MAVOII yeflerday ordered the price of
bread to be railed one tare, or two-pence in the
peck loaf, to take place tomorrow ; the price of the
quartern loaf of wheaten will then be 13}d. :and
hodehold r dd.

The accounts which have been received from Ire.
land, Hating the country to be in a difturbed Rate,
are, we again repeat, very much exaggerated. Some
diraffeeled perfons have been difeovered, and Tome
arrefts have taken place.—A Dublin Paper, of the
date of Oft. 25, received yeflerday, fpeakmg of the
ahn% =nab, dates as follows Yefterday even.
ing five poft-chaifes, with milkmen, Rrongly guard*
ed, were brimgla up to town, to the Callle, laid to
be from the vicinity of Leithlin-bridge, near the
counties of Carlow and Kildare." _

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Ceremonial of the interment of the late Dtike of
I.titwsma. in the family vault, at the Abbey Church
of Kildare, to Ireland, on Thurfday, as. ilk+
The mournful procefflcat began to move from Can
ton at tizht o'clock in the morning, in the following
II order, viz.—
Elea Pages on herfeback,
Dearing Nowa Randards, sea
The Dukes Croft ar.d Motto,
`• IV'os immense, B a i r
His Grace's Duel Commit borne on a entidocs
by his Gentleman on horfeback.
The Duke's Hoer.

Caparifoncd with black velvet, trimmed with goad km
and carrying the bonts and fynrs.
Four hundred of the Dukes Workmen, walking by fa" with

Itnen karts anal batban ds,

The HEAR se. covered with efeutebeens and armorial banners e(
e Family, and remaining the Body. in • Cabe covered with
erinif in velvet, ernboffed with golden coronets and endow:ea thee
inferthrd on a plain plate of gold:
" The Molt Noble Wittiest
" Duet or LEINSTEIL,
Daidamb OA [gnat
" Ard 56 ram,
" Stye. onnat, ermliewni days
The Dunes Travelling Coach, drawn by io‘er bodes, the

Mindy up.
His Onee's Travelling Chariot, ditto.
The State Ouch, ditto.
Mourning Coaches carrying Chief Mourners.
(AU dammed with eksteheons,)
Viz. Mr. Henry. Sir Charles Roily
Earl of Leitrim, Mr. Hamilton, M. P.
Mr. H. Hamilton, Mr. French. Reverend Mr. Bonne;
The Duke's Chaplain.
Other Mourning Coaches carrying Pall Bearers
hart of Fingal, W. B. Ponionhy,
1). B. Daly, Efq. Lord Dupree,.
Comte de Chaboa, Mr. IV. Brown, of C.aftle Brown.
The Coach of Lady St, George, Mother of tee bite Dyads of
Li:hitter.
Sit Mnorning Coaches, with HoofehoW Dornefties.

The Carriages of theF.art of halal, and varinus other Noblemen
atul Gentlemen, alapolating to fifty-fie.

As the proccdlon pallid the avenue of Maynooth,
one hundred and eighty Students of this Catholic
College drew up in two rows, in their Academical
dreffes; and when the body had palled through them,
walked in the rear, two miles, two by two. When
the procefflon reached the Corragh of Kildare, it was
joined by three hundred of his Grace's tenantry, and
as many other yeomen and tradefmet, on horfebaek.
all wearing white fearfs and hatbands. The whole
proceeding thence in great folemnity to the Old
Abbey Church at Kildare, where the remains of trot
late Duke of Let , after the ufual Church Ser-
i vice was performed by the Reflor, were anallydepo-
tited in the ancient family vault, exattly at half after
fur o'clock P. '4. :finialt the unfeigned forrowings
of thoufands of fveSators. The bells of the Cache-
; dral of Chria Church. Dublin, were chimed, loaf-
; fled, night and d.ty, WI the interment was over.
The watchmen's innthoras which have lately made'
fuch a thow-up in Lifle.ttreet, have been nicknamed
by the fair fea of that quarter, Catanareas. •
Yeflerday at Mariborongli-greet two of the Peptise
SYlerbco44 who recently fled Irons their refidence is
Lifle-fireet, were charged by their late &Aft with an
affault. The imputes in their flight had left behind
them a quantity of pawnbrokers' tickets, which were
made ufe of by the oilikust sutras On hearing this.
no lack of abuse was wanting on the part of the Le-
' dies, who, after reproving their Metros fevertly, Core.
s matted an affault. They were ordered to find bail.

SPORTING 'INTELLIGENCE.

NEWSRARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
marnNo. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30.

My None for a yr dds, carrying a festbsr, 3 yrs °As, yft. sib.
4yr °Ms, Oft. 91b. s ps olds. 9ft. 316. 6yr odds, 9ft. ylb. add
egad 9ft. solb. Lift titres miles of B. C.

Sir F, Standifit's A h. Dusbury. g yrs old -
Mr. thrtlefl's br. c. Capin, by Ovation, aen old - S
• Waftell's b. f. Ltunbago, 3 Its old - 3
Mr. Howarth's & b. Harefoot, c yrs old -
Oaks of iTterafberry's c. by Moorrock, 3 yrm old - 5
Lord pro vator's b. f. Adela. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old - 6
Caputo Beflon's b. c. Euphrates. by Lord Heathfisld's Ara-
bian. dam tq Woodpecker 4 yrs old -
Mr. Debißadeliffes gr. E Nitre, 4 yrs old - 8
rr. Frogley'agr. b. Starling, by Cygnet. 4 yrs oil ••
dr
coital Grafrenor's b. E Two Sborq 3 yrs old - - dr
Five tO a ajil. 011abllry-sso to I agik•-Captas-..s to s ogft. 1 um-
• n.... 4 to agft. Harefoots tot salt. Duke of Quienfberrys+ ly. e.
Sir J. Shelley 's e. Little Franky, by Lbp. (bought of Mr. Nor-
tbey) belt General Grofeenorl b. e. by Buzzard, not of Lady
Jane. SR. 31b. each. Two yr Old C. [cogs la. tt....-Fie4 to a agft.
Little Freaky.,
Mr. Wafas s Lantos, pft. bear Duke of Unftwes Parafol, Sit.
Sib Loft three wilorof B. C. [Mr.-4 to t agiL LODOOT.
Mr. Watfon's &Wel, M. beat Mr. Witfoeis btatety, ga. EWE
half Ab. M. sego.--Sta toir. Sorrel.
Lord Sackvilles c. by as, pft. 71h. agli. Mr. Oolorey's e.
by Young Woodpecker, . s3lh. Two yr old C. asp. Dead
best.-t-Five to a so Lord Sirliviiles c.
Lord Folcy's Copula Abfolute, s yrs old, malt. Mr. Nortowl
Sir Harry Dimfdalc,.4 yrs old, Wt. alb. each. D. L tcoge. h. ft.
Of by adept.
Lord Sackviiies WbfrUgig„ BP_ rec. from Mr. Watfores Trawl.
bane, *IL alb. Acids the Plot, scogs.
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