Star.
London, England, 1802-11-15 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per Cent. Confob 67j--Ditto, for time,64.:
Old per Cent. too}{—New spa Cent. 9
Onunum
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
Eank Stock Long Ana. nil re.l6
3pa Cent. Red.! Short AIM. 4 7-14
3 per Cent. ConL 67 India Stook waif
New 4 per Cent. 83 bilk s per Cent. 97*/
S per Cent. Ann. zoo Osmium 'of dIL
S Per Cag. 1797.993 100 99.1 Conf. for Nov. Ace. 67333

Since our loft two Mails have arrived from
flambargh.
A report mentioned in a former Mail that an
alliance was in Tome forwardnefs between this
Country, Maria, and Ruflia, is again Rated in a
letter from the Continent. On a point of this
kind nothing potitive can be publicly known till
im perions circumßances de•elope the fecret in fpite
of the parties, or, till being concluded, it is no
longer judged necefary to have any concealment.
Till then we can only► eßimate by probabilities,
drawn from the real or fuppofed •iews or interefts
of the contracting pow‘rs ; and we muR confefs
that, eßitnatins by this method, we are inclined
to Ashok the report is not without Tome foundation.
The Grand ptike Corirraortwe, who has been
to Vienna, and, it is reported, is alfo to Tufa Lon-
don, is probably entrulled with Tome ioflruetions
on the part of ALE x aNDIR relative to the reported
alliance.

At the twenty-firli (hdlg of the Deputation of
the Empire, held on the 3oth ult. the French Mi-
ntier at Ratitbon prefented a Note, in which he
orofffgs his confidence in the hope of the approach-
ing eo-oppatiot? of his Issipaitiat MAlF.rry in the
intentions of thc Mediating Powers, and that his
Majefiy has made kropofitions the moll proper to
remove every dAulty. A Courier is hied to
have patted through Straiburgh on his way to the
French Miniaer at RatiCM, with materials for
_• _

Imperial Court as may finally ministate the whole
bufinefs of the Indemnities.

According to intelligence from Peterfburgh, the
Emperor has iffued orders, in confequence of the
Treaty of Peace concluded between Prance and
Ruffia on the Bth of (Maher, am, by which the
former Comvercial Connexions between the two
Countries were renewed, that the Treaty of Com-
merce concluded between Ruffia and France, on th e
31ft of December, 1786, (hall be confidered as
revived for five years.
FROM THE BABES OF THE MAYNE OCT. 31.---
There is much talk here of a Triple Alliance,
which is Paid to be negotiated between England,
Auftria, and Ruffia. The report that fuch an Al-
liance is already concluded is certainly premature
VIENNA, OCT. 27...0M. Court prefents now
nothing but a continual round of amufements and
fetes of various kinds, for the entertainment of the
Great Duke CONSTANTIN/ ; thefe will continue
as long as his Imperial Highnefs than remain here.
A report, however, is gone abroad, that he will,
on the zd of November, depart for London, while
others fay, he will accompany his Imp BRIAL MA•
csry to Freiburg, and then return to St. Feted%
burgh. The perfons who credit the former•report
kern to be fupported by the opinion which many
entertain, apparently not without foundation, that
a doter connexion is in agitation between the
Courts of Vienna, St. Peterfburgh, and London.
BERLIN, Ocr. 30.—Lieutenant-General Count
Lust is arrived hither, by way of Harnburgh, from
his Embaffy at St. Feterfburgh. M. de Mossow,
Minifter of State, is returned from Kcenigiturg.
A Ruffian Courier, from Peterfburgh, paired
through this place ye fterday, on his way to Vienna.
HA MSUROR, Nov. 9.—lt appears that fome
agreement has adually been made for the enlarge-
ment of the indemnification of the GRAND Dues
of TUSCANY ; but there is no certainty as yet in
what manner. While the letters from Vienna
afrert that he is to have the Brifgan, letters from
Frieburg allure us, that the Duca of MODENA has
definitively accepted the fovereignty of that coun-
try. Some letters from Ratifbon (peak of Parma
as being defigned as a part of the indemnification
for Tufcany, while others, and as it fhould feem
with more probability on their fide, affirm, that
by the mediation of England and Ruffia, the
greateft part of the Duchy of Parma will be given
to the KING of SARDINIA*

STOCKHOLM p 06-49.—Yefterday Count lhom s,
Ambaffador Extraordinary from' the Court of
Denmark, had his firft audience of their MAJESTIES
and the Royal Family. On this occafion alto
Count ORANGO, appointed Portuguefe Ambaffa-
dor to the Court of Ruffle, was prefented by Mr.
Asaurallor, the Englifh Ambaffador.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2.—lt is reported here that
the Court of St. James's has promifed the Court
of Stockholm to restore the two convoys captured
by the Englifh, one of which was force months
agu condemned by the High Court of Admiralty
as a lawful prize.
ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 21.—1 n the sth ar
tide of the Treaty of Peace, concluded oa. 8,
18ot, with the French Republic, it was agreed,
that all commercial conneaions between Ruffia
and France should be put upon the fame footing
as before the war. Now, as the treaty concluded
Dec. 31, 1786, to fait z 2 years, was in force only
till Bth February 1793, his IMPERIAL MAJESTY
has ordered, that it fhall be in force from this date
for a time equal to that in which it was fufpendcd,
that is to fay, for the term of five years.
RATISSON, Ocr. 30.—The underfigned has
received, the 26th of this month, a Note from the
Imperial Plenipotentiary, and from the Sub-dele-
gate of Bohemia, containing the communications,
and the fame views of which they had given ad-
vice to the Deputation Extraordinary of the Em-
pire ; there is to be found expreffed in it with
confidence and the molt lively interest, the hope
of an early co-operation of his Imperial Majefty
with the intentions of the mediating Powers, and he
is far from entertaining any doubt but his Majesty
has made the neceffary pmpofals calculated to
remove every difficulty. This obje&, however,
may be attained without the Deputation being
forced to fufpend its operations, which, are fo ne-
ceffary to the tranquillity of Germany, and which
at the fame time haften that moment fu fincerely
wished for by his Majefty himfelf.
The underfigned feizes this opportunity, with
the fincereft, pleafure, to renew, as well to his
Excellency the Imperial Plenipotentiary, as the
Snb-delegate of Bohemia, the affurances of his
high confideration. (Signed) LAFORET.
CONSTAIITINOPLI, OCT. 7.—lt is now certain
that the Prince CONSTANTINE YPSILANTI has ob-
tained the rank of Hofpodar of Wallachia, through
the interceffion of Ruffia. The Ruffian Minifler,
Frefiding here, has delivered a Note to our Minif.
try, in which it is (aid, among other things.—
" The Bojaren in Wallachia have had recourfe to
the Ruffian Government, and have imparted to
hislss ?MAL MAJESTY their nnanimouswifh to get

of Moldavia, and was difiniffed by the Porte with-
-out caufe. His RuSSIAN MAJRSTT, however, will
notafume any right whatever refpeaing the choice
of 4, Tarkith Governor; but should fee the ap-
pointment of the Prince YPSILANTI with fo much
the more fatisfa&ion, as he formerly contributed,
in a particular manner, to the effeEting that dole•
alliance by which both Empires are now fo for-
tunately united.
Before the French Government nndertook the
famous expedition againft Algiers, which now
fee= to have amicably terminated the difputes be-
tween the two countries, the Minifter of Foreign
Affairs, by a Note to our Ambaffadot at Paris,
made known the conduit of the Div and the de-
figns of the FIRST CONSUL ; in order, lays the
French Minifter, that the Sublime Porte may have
no caufe of complaint, Mould the FIRST CONSUL
be under the necefEty of repelling force by force,
-and of arsaibilatiag a Prince, who, departing from
the laws eftablifhed between nations, and by the
hoftilities commenced againft France, may be con-
fidered as having confpired his own downfall.
Ufurious tmnfaCtions, fo ,frequent here during
the was, are now forbidden throughout the whole
Empire, on pain of tbe fevereft puniihment ; and
fpecie itfized to its ad price,
The plague has ceafed in all the provinces of
the Empire, in confequence of the vigorous mea-
lures purfued by the-Grand Vizier fince his return
from Egypt.
Vex DIDIN TOT De GELDER, Ambaffador of
the Batavian Republic, arrived here on the lath
of September.

On Wednefday next the King will have a levee
at St. James's ; and on Thurfday the Queen will
have a drawing room.
The Kiwo has bees pleated to appoint ARCHI•
BALD Marquis of DOUGLAS to be his MAJFSTYIS
Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of Lanarkthire,
in the room of ARCHIBALD Duke of HAMILTON
and BRANDON, reigned.

The gym:ft took an airing in her carriage on
Saturday morning, attended- by Princeffes Lit ze-
BETH and AUGUSTA. After a circuitous route in
the neighbourhood of Frogmore and Windfor for
twa hours, the Royal Perfonages returned to the
Lodge to drefstor dinner.
It appears to be the intention 'to choofe the
STRAKER to-morrow. The following is the copy
of a letter circulated from the Treafury to the
Members of the Houfe of Commons
a Your attendance is molt earnestly rapiefted in the Houk
of Commons, on Tuefday morning next, at eleven, for the
=e of taking the necelfary oaths, and of proceeding to the
of a Spanker.—Nov. 13."

Tuefday General Sir HECTOR Mu*ao arrived
in Edinburgh from the north on his way to Lon-
don; Wednefday •he reviewed his regiment (the
42d) in the Caftle ; and afterwards gave a grand
dinner to the Officers .of his regiment, and a num-
ber ofOfficers ofdiftinttion at prdeatin Edinburgh.

General Anna ROWS carriage, in which he will
go to Court next Wednefday, is very magnificent;
the wheels are conftruded in a manner entirely new.

Mr. TisisaY returned from France on Thurf
day.

Vifcount STRANGVORD, the Earl of Essq,
Lady Jomarrow, Lady CALrHultsr, Lady
Flimsy, General and Mils JoaNsroa, General
and Mifs I:ll4Lrott, Rev. Dr. HONEYWOD, Rev.
Mr. DRUM KOND. etc. are among the lateft arrivals
at Bath.
The Officers of the Guards are about to aa a
play in the room occupied by the Pic-nics, in Tot-
tenham-ftreet, laft feafon. They are employed
daily in rehearfing.
The Dowager Marchionefs of Mincer. has
taken a houfe at Lyons, in France, for the put.-
pole of refiding th. re during the winter, with her
fillers the Mifs Goorssrs. Several other Englifh
families of dillinetion will refide in the fame place
during the fame term.
The Bath Concerts commence on Wednefday.
Mr. LINDLEY, and feveral leading Gentlemen in
the proftffion, are gone from London to affill
at them.

Thefione-eater would have been put out of coun-
tenance if prefent at Guildhall on Tuefday. A
whole Chisels Temple was fwallowed in five minutes
by an Alderman's Lady.
Mr. Pit tsr, the Cornfaltor, of Mark-lane, has
purchafed the Ifle of Dogs, at Woodbridge, Suf-
folk, and is going to improve the fame after the
manner of the Wet Docks in London.

On Tburfday lait was married at Porchefier
Church, WILLIAM SoyANcE, Efq. of Great Tor-
rington, Devon, to Mifs READ, daughter of the
late JOHN READ, Efq. of Porchefter Lodge, Hants,
and filler to the Hon. Mrs. YELVELTON, of the
kingdom of Ireland.

The Ride in Hyde-Park was yerlerday graced
not only by many Equerian and Pedefirian Beaux
and Beller, but by the carriage of the Duke of
GLOUCESTER, and the chariot of the Duke of ST.
ALBAN'S ; the latter, as Hereditary Grand Fal-
coner, claims and is allowed the right of driving
through this part of the Park, a privilege allowed
to none betides, except the Blood Royal.

A few days fence Sir W. CALL, Bart. on his
coming of age, gave a three days fete at his beau-
tiful feat at Whiteford, near Callington : on the
fiat day he regaled on the lawn with beef, mutton,
and thong beer, all the labouring poor families of
the parifh ; on the fecond day the worthy Baronet
entertained the gentlemen farmers and their fami-
lies ; and on the third Jay he received the congra•
tulations of the principal Nobility, Gentry, and
Clergy, of the county of Cornwall. There was a
arlind-ballancifunatuaik occafion, which was